- The first live-action sitcom
- The first black live-action sitcom
- Open the doors for Suite Life, Hannah Montana, Wizards, and any Live Show.
- Touched on important issues (Black History, Anorexia, Weight Issues )
- garnered higher ratings than any other Disney Channel shows
- Highest rated disney show in syndication
- First show to pass 100 episodes (Breaking the 65 Episode curse/rule)
- First show to have a spin-off (Corey In The House)
- Created the back-door pilot for Hannah Montana
- The series premiere was watched by 3.5 million viewers, the first Disney Channel series to garner more than 3 million viewers
- The most watched episode of That's So Raven is "Country Cousins", scoring 10.8 million viewers.
That's So Raven wasn't the first live-action black sitcom. Good Times and The Cosby Show did that long before that show premiered. Anyway, it was a great show. I loved watching it as a child. "Feelin' the Love" is my jam.
These stats alone were groundbreaking for Disney.
The 65 curse is kind of back these days too. Raven was so iconic for breaking it and creating the 3 million viewer standard that all Disney shows now need to follow or else they get cancelled.
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- First show to pass 100 episodes (Breaking the 65 Episode curse/rule)
- First show to have a spin-off (Corey In The House)
- Created the back-door pilot for Hannah Montana
- The series premiere was watched by 3.5 million viewers, the first Disney Channel series to garner more than 3 million viewers