Ep 1. Baxter's Back!

Raven's Home season 1 episode 1, titled "Baxter's Back!", introduces us to the world of Raven Baxter, a single mother of two who lives with her best friend Chelsea and their children. Raven is a divorced mother who works as a fashion designer and has the gift of seeing into the future, which often gets her into trouble.

In this episode, we see Raven being reunited with her longtime friend and former fashion designer partner, Devon Carter, who is now a single father and has come back to Chicago after living in Texas. Raven is excited to see Devon again and is hoping to rekindle their partnership.

However, when Devon shows Raven his latest designs, she realizes that they are outdated and not up to par with her fashion standards. Trying to be honest with Devon without hurting his feelings, Raven faces a tough decision on whether she should tell him the truth or not.

Meanwhile, Raven's children Booker and Nia are excited to start their new school, where Booker is nervous to start his sixth-grade class and Nia is eager to join the school's debate team. When Booker is made fun of by some kids for having a vision, he starts to feel insecure and ashamed of his gift, which leads Raven to give him a pep talk to embrace his gift and not let other people's opinions bring him down.

Chelsea, Raven’s best friend, is also excited to start a new chapter in her life by becoming a new homeowner. However, things don’t go as planned when she realizes that the house she bought is infested with termites. Together, Raven and Chelsea come up with a plan to get rid of the termites, which involves some creative, yet not-so-smart tactics.

As the episode progresses, we see the characters interact and deal with the daily life challenges that come their way. Whether it’s handling family responsibilities, friendship, or starting a new chapter in life, the characters face their challenges head-on with humor and resilience.

"Baxter's Back!" sets the tone for the rest of the show by introducing us to the characters and their world, while also touching on important themes of friendship, family, and self-acceptance. The relatable characters and lighthearted tone make for a fun and enjoyable watch, making it easy to understand why the show has been so popular with audiences of all ages.