Ep 15. Sorry to Father You
- TV-G
- November 22, 2019
- 23 min
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8.7 (29)
Sorry to Father You: A Heartwarming Episode of Raven's Home
Raven's Home is a popular Disney Channel comedy series that follows the lives of two divorced single mothers, Raven Baxter and Chelsea Daniels, who lived together with their children in Chicago. The show is a sequel to the popular early-2000s series "That's So Raven," which starred Raven-Symoné as a teenage psychic named Raven Baxter.
In Raven's Home season 3 episode 15, titled "Sorry to Father You," the show takes a heartfelt turn as one of the main characters, Booker Baxter-Carter, begins to question his relationship with his father, Devon Carter.
Devon, who is played by Jonathan 'Lil J' McDaniel, is a former professional basketball player who is now a stay-at-home dad. He and Raven were once high school sweethearts and they had a son together, Booker, before ultimately breaking up and going their separate ways.
In the episode, Booker starts to feel like his dad doesn't really understand him and doesn't connect with him on a deeper level. He enlists the help of his best friend Levi, played by Jason Maybaum, to try and figure out what's going on with him and his dad.
Meanwhile, Raven is dealing with her own parental issues as she tries to balance her work life with her responsibilities as a mother. She's feeling guilty about not spending enough quality time with her daughter Nia, played by Navia Robinson, and wants to make it up to her by planning a fun family day.
As the episode progresses, both Raven and Booker start to realize that they need to be more open and honest with their loved ones if they want to have deeper, more meaningful connections. They also learn that sometimes it's okay to apologize and forgive, even if it's not easy.
"Sorry to Father You" is a heartwarming episode that touches on important themes like communication, forgiveness, and family. It's a great example of how Raven's Home can balance comedy and heart perfectly, making it a show that's not only fun to watch, but also has something meaningful to say.
