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Line 7: It became the first Disney show to buck the 65 episode trend, the first to run four seasons, and the first to reach 100 episodes. ---- {{tropelist}} ~~== The show contains examples of ==~~ * [[Air Vent Passageway]]: Raven enters an air vent in "Clothes Minded" to find some cheese. * [[All Just a Dream]]: "Soup to Nuts". Line 73: * [[Token White]]: Chelsea. * [[Totem Pole Trench]]: Stanley and Eddie sneak into a party Raven is throwing by doing this. * [[Trope Codifier]]: Everything the [[Disney Channel]] doesn't owe to ''[[Lizzie McGuire]]'', it owes to ''That's So Raven''. The [[Laugh Track]], the [[No Indoor Voice\|constant yelling]], the reliance on [[Strictly Formula\|hackneyed plots]], all come from here. It was also the first show to break the infamous "[[Sixty -Five -Episode Cartoon\|65 Episode]] Policy", running to a full 100, paving the way for future shows to also break 65 (including the [[~~Un Cancelled~~Uncancelled]] ''[[Kim Possible]]''). * [[Two Girls and a Guy]]: With only a Eddie/Raven [[Ship Tease]] and no drama. * [[Two-Teacher School]]: Senorita Rodriguez and Mr. Lawler. Line 88: And one about [[Fur and Loathing\|wearing real fur]]. The second to last episode was one about smoking. * [[What Happened to the Mouse?]]: Usually, the [[Two Lines, No Waiting\|A and B plots]] were kept mostly separate. However, in one memorable instance, the B plot had Cory addicted to online video games, [[~~Heavy Handed~~Anvilicious\|heading very obviously]] toward a [[Stock Aesops\|formulaic]] "everything-in-moderation" Aesop. Halfway through the episode, [[It Makes Sense in Context\|a goat from Raven's story]] chews through the wire of Cory's joystick, and we [[Left Hanging\|never hear anything]] about Cory's subplot ever again. * [[Whole-Plot Reference]]: See [[Fable Remake]] above. * [[Who Would Want to Watch Us?]]: In "He's Got the Power". {{reflist}} [[Category:~~Turn~~Live-Action TV of the ~~Millennium/Live Action TV~~2000s]] [[Category:Fantastic Comedy]] [[Category:American Series]] [[Category:~~That's So Raven~~{{PAGENAME}}]] [[Category:TV Series]] [[Category:Kid Com]]