Raven’s Home season 5 plot is set to follow Raven and Chelsea as they deal with the challenges of raising their young children, Booker and Nia. The production team includes Ana Ortiz (executive producer), Craig Bartlett (creator), and Michael Feldman (showrunner).
Filming for the season will be done in Los Angeles. Reviews for this show are mixed, with most critics saying that it is an enjoyable family comedy but not a good representation of modern families or black culture. Ratings have been up and down for this show, with the highest being around six million viewers per episode. Most episodes have over four million views on average, so it is doing well enough to be renewed for a second season after its mid-season break (Raven’s Home S05 E19).
About Raven’s Home:
Raven’s Home follows the aftermath of Raven and her ex-husband Devon (Caleel Harris) getting back together. The plot focuses on their blended family, which includes eldest daughter Nia (Navia Robinson), middle child Booker (Isaac Brown), and youngest son Levi (Jason Maybaum). All three children learn how to be cooperative with one another while their parents navigate the new living arrangements.
Release date:
The release date for the 5th season of Raven’s Home has not been announced yet, but it is expected to be on screens in 2022.
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Production:
The production of the fifth season of Raven’s Home will likely be completed in 2020. The plot has not been revealed yet, but it is expected to follow from where Season Four left off. The production of the fourth installment will be done by Balcony Releasing in association with The Tornante Company and Disney Channel Original Productions. It is expected to premiere in September 2019 on Netflix. However, TV Guide reported that it would instead air in 2020 on Freeform (formerly ABC Family).
Filming:
Filming for the fourth installment started in May 2018 and concluded that December (Season Three premiered September 2017). It took place mainly at ABC Studios, located in Century City, California.
Revenue:
Raven’s Home is currently the most profitable show on Disney Channel. It generated $18 million in ad revenue for Q12017, which was an increase of 20% over 2016. For advertisers, it drew a 0.76 rating with kids aged six to eleven and had almost three million viewers per episode (as well as seven billion views across all platforms).
The Cast:
- Raven Symone
- Anneliese van der Pol
- Issac Brown
- Jason Maybaum
The Plot:
The plot of the series follows Raven and Chelsea’s adventures as co-parents after they decide to split their children, Booker Baxter and Nia Freeman, between them. The two households have a routine that includes maintaining separate houses for themselves while sharing parenting responsibilities when it comes to raising their twins.
The plot of the show follows Raven and her family, who are living in Chicago. It takes place several years after That’s So Raven ended, where viewers saw that she had children with Booker (played by Issac Ryan Brown). The current season is about them adjusting to life as parents while also balancing their personal lives.
Ratings:
The first episode of the show had a total viewership of slightly below three million viewers, which was not great. The ratings have been dropping since then, and it is unclear whether they will rise again to be able to secure future seasons. Raven’s Home season five is currently averaging a 0.14 rating in the 18-49-year-old viewer demographic according to Nielsen ratings.
Reviews:
Positive reviews praise that it portrays strong family values with good lessons for kids while also being relatable, but also note that it’s a simple plot and lacks originality. The show has received mixed reviews from critics, but it remains a favorite for many viewers.
