When it comes to crossover events, no one does it as well as Disney Channel. Through the years, the network has brought together some of their biggest shows and stars exciting special, including That’s So Suite Life of Hannah Montana and Wizards on Deck with Hannah Montana. Now, Disney Channel is bringing the magic back with its latest cross between Raven House and BUNK HAD, which airs on the 24 of July.
As Raven-Symoné goes down, the next special will include everything you loved about the past of the crosses. “You’re bringing the fun, excitement, adventure, fun together and put it in the bowl whippin’ it up. I’m going to add a little bit of chocolate, some pomegranate seeds, and then bake it. And take it out and put a little whipped cream on top. And that is called, Crow On the BUNK HAD.”
BUNK HAD star of Miranda May add that the episode is going to be completely different from any episode of Raven House and BUNK HAD. “It is one of the greatest adventures that I think either show has seen. It’s an adventure with more people in a space that we have ever seen. And, it is an opportunity for all these people to make new friends that are already friends and I think that makes it different to any other episode we have done. Therefore, it will be very fun to watch.”
Seeing that Raven was part of the first Disney Channel crossover in 2007, is certainly a bit of nostalgia for her. Although she admits that it is difficult to pick a favorite memory of the filming That’s So Suite Life of Hannah Montana since it seems that “years ago,” she added that it was very fun to get to know Miley Cyrus for the first time, working alongside Ashley Tisdale, Brenda Song, and Dylan and Cole Sprouse, and “seeing everybody in their element.”
“It makes Me feel really tingly and warm inside to know that I was a part of many peoples childhood.”
Raven is also thankful for the impact of her character Raven Baxter has done in public over the years. “It makes Me feel really tingly and warm inside to know that I was a part of many peoples childhood,” he said. “Sometimes it makes me feel a little bit of pressure because people expect you to be the person I grew up with, but I am a continuous, morphing human. It feels even better to be able to resurrect a character as an adult to show that the progression of human life.” Read on for a look back at previous Disney Channel crossings along the years.
