That's So Raven

(Saturday, 10:00 a.m. & 10:30 a.m., ET / 9:00 a.m. & 9:30 a.m., PT)

Raven-Symoné, who won the hearts of millions at the age of three on "The Cosby Show," stars in Disney Channel's hit series "That's So Raven" about a self-possessed teen that can glimpse the future. The series is seen daily on Disney Channel and Saturday mornings on the ABC Television Network's "ABC Kids." It is also seen in over 100 countries on Disney Channel worldwide.

Raven Baxter is a typical American daughter, sister, friend and student except she can see occasional glimpses of the future. Raven's not exactly clairvoyant. But she can see just enough of what's to come to compel her to try and change it. She's outstanding, outspoken and, when it comes to meddling with the future, outrageous.

Eddie and Chelsea, Raven's best friends, let their loyalty lead them into Raven's madcap misadventures, which often involve grandiose schemes, elaborate disguises or feats of derring-do.

On the home front, Raven's pesky but precocious brother Cory is a constant source of annoyance and, at the same time, an invaluable resource of wit and wisdom; while parents Tonya and Victor, a professional chef, strive to find the perfect recipe for raising their high-spirited daughter.

"That's So Raven" also stars Orlando Brown (Disney Channel's "The Proud Family," "Family Matters") as Eddie Thomas, one of Raven's best friends; Anneliese van der Pol as Chelsea, Raven's other loyal sidekick; Kyle Massey as Cory Baxter, Raven's irksome kid brother; and Rondell Sheridan ("Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus") as dad Victor Baxter and T'Keyah Crystal Keymah ("In Living Color") as mom Tonya Baxter.

Marc Warren and Dennis Rinsler ("Even Stevens," "Full House," "Parent 'Hood") are the executive producers of "That's So Raven." The series is co-executive produced by Patty Gary-Cox. It was created by Michael Poryes ("Cybill") and Susan Sherman ("Boy Meets World") and is a production of That's So Productions in association with Disney Channel. "That's So Raven" carries a TV-G parental guideline and an E/I designation for its educational and/or informational content.