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Have you seen Bunk'd (2015-2024)?

Yes

Partially

No, but I've heard of it

Never heard of it

Remaining time: 5 days 23 hours

[spaceotter42]

Three Hit Disney Shows Are Ending

Above: the final casts of Bunk'd, Raven's Home, and Secrets of Sulphur Springs.

by spaceotter42

Disney Channel's two longest running shows, "Raven's Home" and "Bunk'd," have been canceled, and a third popular show, "Secrets of Sulphur Springs," will also not return.

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Bunk'd will air its final two episodes this Friday, August 2, 2024. The series was a spin-off of "Jessie," where three of the Ross kids went off to summer camp. The Ross kids' actors were written off the show after three seasons, but the storylines kept going using new, younger kids visiting the camp.

The only actor who appeared throughout the entire series was Miranda May, who played camp counselor Lou Hockhauser, eventually the owner of the camp, and May herself became an executive producer of the show. Camp Kikiwaka became the Kikiwaka Ranch as it morphed into a western theme in its sixth season, and the show gained a new subtitle: "Bunk'd: Learning the Ropes."

Bunk'd ran longer than any other Disney Channel live action show, 7 seasons, 162 episodes, and nine years, having premiered July 31, 2015. A highlight of the series depicted a gay marriage proposal in season six.

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The Raven-Symoné starring sitcom "Raven's Home" was a revival of her earlier teen show "That's So Raven" which ran for four seasons from Jan. 17, 2003 to Nov. 10, 2007. Raven's Home, which now depicted her character Raven Baxter as a divorced adult with two teen children of her own, lasted even longer, for six seasons from July 21, 2017 to Sept. 3, 2023.

Among its ground-breaking storylines were an anti-vaping episode and a recurring trans character. Although Raven herself will be gone, her show will spin off another sequel focusing on Raven Baxter's young cousin Alice, again played by Mykal-Michelle Harris, as she was in Raven's Home.

Raven-Symoné will executive produce and direct the spinoff, "Alice in the Palace," which will have Alice move to England and interact with her doppelganger, Duchess Clementine. It's a sort of "Prince & The Pauper" sitcom, where the two will pretend to be each other.

A previous Raven spin-off, "Cory In The House," aired for two seasons in 2007-08. It featured Raven's dad serving as a chef in the White House, and showcased the antics of her brother Cory.

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The third ending series, "Secrets of Sulphur Springs," didn't run as long as the other two, but it was still popular. It ran for three seasons from Jan. 15, 2021 to March 24, 2023.

It was not a sitcom but an adventure/mystery show involving science fiction (time travel) and supernatural elements. Well-written and well-acted, it will be missed for its innovative approach to fictional and realistic problems. It featured an interracial teen romance and a strong anti-racism message.

The series starred teen actors Preston Oliver as Griffin Campbell and Kyliegh Curran as Harper Dunn.

The series sadly ended with a cliffhanger that was never resolved. Teens Griffin and Harper were visited by their son Nick from the future in an episode appropriately titled, "Nick of Time."

Writers note: I will miss all three of these shows. They weren't perfect but still harkened back to Disney's old style of entertainment with some relevant new topics included. Will newer shows be as good? Time will tell.

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One of the hardest challenges in life is saying goodbye to those we love.

This isn’t the way I imagined returning to Scotland, but when I get the phone call that my ma is sick, I have no choice but to leave Heated. As much as I care for Bree, it’s clear we’re not meant to be.

I don’t expect to meet an omega, who I can’t stop thinking about, mere hours after my ma passes, but here we are. Sadly, it’s not meant to be as Alora already has a pack.

Between Bree’s rejection, my ma’s death, and meeting an omega I want but can’t have, I’m not sure how much longer I can hold it all together.

It has me questioning if I’m ever meant to find my happy ending.

Knot His Omega is a why choose/reverse harem contemporary omegaverse. While part of the Heated series and featuring a previous suitor, this novella can be read as a standalone. This book is intended for readers 18+ due to language and content.

Finnegan is introduced in Knot My Reality, you can check it out here: https://books2read.com/knotmyreality

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[wondereads]

Weekly Reading Update (02/12/24)

Reviews and thoughts under the cut

Remote Control by Nnedi Okorafor (8/10)

I've always been very interested in Nnedi Okorafor, but, unfortunately, my first foray into her books, Binti, was a bit of a letdown. Remote Control was my second go, and I had a much better time. Remote Control is technically set in the world of another of Okorafor's books, but the worldbuilding is still fairly well-established. Also, the writing does a good job of skirting around the larger questions, developing a story that is more about the characters than the answer of what is actually happening. There are certain things that I would appreciate clarification on, but I can mostly look past that since Okorafor does a stellar job of developing Sankofa/Fatima and her relationships.

Knot My Reality by Miranda May (4/10)

I was in the mood for a spicy, fun romance, but this one seems to mistake a fun romance for one that doesn't really make sense or have any semblance of pacing. This book is essentially the Bachelorette in the omegaverse, and we're a good 150-200 pages into a 500 page book before the introductions are finished. The first week takes another 200 pages or so before there is a major time skip and the final decision takes only around 50 pages or so. There's bad pacing, and then there's this. On top of that, while there's definitely some decent chemistry, almost all of the suitors are instantly in love with the main character for seemingly no reason other than she's pretty and an omega. Overall, it was a disappointment, especially with such a potentially fun premise.

The Odyssey by Homer, trans. by Emily Wilson (CR, 42%)

This is technically for a class, but you bet I'm counting it. I've never read The Odyssey before, and it's incredibly interesting to read about all these mythological events and people that I knew of before, but now I get to see their roots. The writing is a bit odd because Homeric epic comes from oral tradition, not a single person writing it down, so there's a lot of meandering, repetition, and even inconsistency.

Island of Shipwrecks by Lisa McMann (CR, 21%)

Finally, I have the next book in The Unwanteds. I technically own all these books, but I'm listening to them all as audiobooks, which means waiting for them in the library. So far the story has kind of stagnated. There's a lot of planning for things without actually doing them, though I am starting to see something other than bratty, annoying child with psychopathic tendencies in Aaron.

Neferura by Malayna Evans (CR, 10%)

This is actually the first purely historical fiction novel I've ever read, as I usually prefer to have a side of fantasy or mystery with it, so we'll see how I like it. So far, the writing, specifically the language, feels oddly modern and is kind of ruining the immersion for me.

Forced Bonds by J. Bree (CR, 8%)

Maybe someday I will finish The Bonds That Tie. It's been a while since I read Blood Bonds, the previous installment, so I have forgotten some things, but we're starting off with a pretty big betrayal which gives a lot of room for large, emotional reactions.

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This transformation though - wow 👏

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Raini Rodriguez, Miranda May, & Amanda Christine with director Erika Kaestle on the set of "Bunk'd"

01/10/2020

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