Caprice & Ella (season 6)
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| Caprice & Ella (season 6) | |
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| Country of origin | United States |
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| Original run | April 7, 2024 – August 15, 2024 |
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← Previous Season 5 Next → Season 7 | |
The sixth season of the American television series Caprice & Ella will begin on April 7, 2024, coinciding with the return of the thirteenth season of sister show Vote for the Girls. This is be the first full season to feature Sierra Zinn, Lyssa Zinn, Skye Jameson, Cami Jameson, and George Williamston to the main cast and the first to feature Andrea Coolranch and Karen DuBois, yet the only season to feature Rachelle Walters as Walters died on March 21, 2024. Series creator and executive producer Ava Zinn changed the opening sequence and kept "Theme from MacGyver" by Randy Edelman though the opening lasts for 45 seconds.
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Cast and crew changes[edit]
Lyssa and Sierra Zinn joined the cast on July 21, 2023, almost immediatey after being born. Cami and Skye Jameson also joined the cast after being adopted by Karly Jameson in August 2023. Following the passing of Hank Cash, Andrea Coolranch, Karen DuBois, and Rachelle Walters joined the cast as security guards to join George Williamston.
The season premiere episode was dedicated to Ava Zinn's long time Marion, Indiana neighbor Kyle Westafer, who died on October 26, 2023, long time security guard Hank Cash, who died on October 27, 2023, and to Perla Nieto, a long time employee at the Fort Wayne Kroger location on Bluffton Road who welcomed Ava Zinn to Fort Wayne a few weeks after her move from Marion, who died in December 2023. The conclusion of Breaking Boiling Point 3: Stand Against Furious Fear was dedicated to Rachelle Walters and Julia Passalt, Rachael Passalt's father, who respectively died on March 21, 2024 and February 20, 2024.
Series creator Ava Zinn did reveal that another cross-over with Vote for the Girls was not out of the question.
Cast[edit]
Main Cast[edit]
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Episodes[edit]
See also: List of Caprice & Ella episodes
| No. in series |
No. in season |
Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | Production code | ||||||
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| 119 | 1 | RIP Butters the Bean |
N/A | N/A
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January 9, 2024 |
600 | ||||||
| Ava learns about the passing of Butters the Bean at the age of 16. | ||||||||||||
| 120 | 2 | Happy 4th Birthday, Caprice |
N/A | N/A
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April 7, 2024 |
600.7 | ||||||
| 121 122 123 |
3 4 5 |
Andrea Coolranch Presents: The Unbearable Fascism of Security at Golfview Apartments Securi-Fascism |
Andrea Coolranch | N/A
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April 7, 2024 April 8, 2024 April 11, 2024 |
601 602 603 | ||||||
| A year has passed since Caprice, Ella, and Ava moved to Golfview Apartments and as Ava makes continuous efforts, she joins forces with her security guards to uncover the truth behind Golfview Apartments' ban on outdoor security cameras which causes Ava to clash with management at the apartment complex and gets overwhelmed by Golfview's nonstop demands on her free time. Meanwhile, George, Rachelle, Rachael, and Karly persuade Ava to not renew her lease at Golfview after George intercepts a threatning letter. Note: First apperance of Elisa Everman, Andrea Coolranch, Traci Davidson, Rachelle Walters. Alisan Zinn, Michael Zinn II, and Leah Zinn. | ||||||||||||
| 124 | 6 | You Canterbury Hide from Time Corner-capable Differences |
Ava & Breeanna Zinn | N/A
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April 15, 2024 |
604 | ||||||
| It is the start of 17 very hectic weeks for Caprice, Ella, and Ava while Breeanna, Sierra, and Lyssa aren't as greatly affected, the cat, the dog, and transgender woman have a lot on their plates as Ava prepares for the second week at Purdue Fort Wayne. Ava is overwhelmed and does her best to deal with balancing a homelife, education at PFW, her career, and family. After checking out student housing, it is not a compatible option for Ava. Though unofficial for the moment, Ava does not believe things at Golfview will ever improve and it will be a miracle to convince Ava to remain at Golfview for another year, but to no avail. Meanwhile, A fire nearly two miles south at Canterbury Green Apartments brings back flashbacks of war for Ava as she has dealt with post-traumatic stress disorder since a third rape in 2015. Following the events of the previous episode, Ava makes one immediate change and obtains a body camera similar to the ones used by the FWPD (and other police officers) and most security guards (and Ava's security team is no exception). At Purdue Fort Wayne, a couple of elevators are out of order and not working properly forces Ava to make painful flights of stairs to her first class of the day and back, yet the other two on-campus courses went okay as the elevators are working but the diabetic nerve pain is not as bad as a year earlier. Ava's classes for the day are finished but has a few surprises such as meeting with Breeanna, Sierra, and Lyssa at Taco Bell on Saint Joe Road (a half mile south from Ava's current home). The episode ends as Ava is finally home after seven grueling hours away at Purdue Fort Wayne and unbeknownst to Ava, Ella informs Ava that two promises Ava made to Caprice and Ella were broken. | ||||||||||||
| 125 | 7 | One Pretty Damn Exhausted and Burned Out Transwoman, One Angry Cat, One Angry Dog |
Ava Zinn | N/A
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April 18, 2024 |
605 | ||||||
| Caprice and Ella make their first of two appearances in this episode Ava heads out for classes at Purdue Fort Wayne, but like many other times, Ava has to run a few errands after her last class of the day at PFW and in this case, she also had to deal with two low blood sugar episodes since Ava is a Type II diabetic. However, the low blood sugar episodes and errands that Ava had to go to turned out to be picking up an Amazon order and have a meal at Portillo’s for a Garden Dog (close enough to the vegetarian version of the well-known Coney Dogs in Fort Wayne). After those errands, Ava finally arrives home though she is exhausted and burned out, Caprice and Ella want some attention from Ava. The following day, Ava heads out to the west side via Fort Wayne CitiLink and Uber. During that time, Ava would later find out of an accident nearly two miles east of her visit at Preston Pointe at the Inverness that an accident involving two busses from AVA’s SCHOOL DISTRICT (MISSISSINEWA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS) in which 4th and 5th graders at Northview Elementary School were on their way to the Mitzpah Shrine Circus and it hit a nerve as by the end of the day, Ava felt so bad for the 58 children that did not get the opportunity to see the Shrine Circus in person and in a deleted scene, Ava is desiring to do the right thing in the event should administrators at Northview Elementary School doesn’t deliver their promises. As she arrives at Preston Pointe at the Inverness, which is familiar to Rachael as she and her wife, Traci, previously resided there in 2008. When they are closed for lunch, Ava’s visit didn’t go to waste as she quietly toured the complex and a few hours later, Ava confirms that either someone at Golfview Apartments did lie to Ava or someone gave Ava wrong information and the recommendations on June 10, 2022. Knowing and being armed with this information, Ava obtains the leasing application to Preston Pointe at the Inverness after Ava should have been aware that Preston Pointe at Inverness has the qualities that Golfview Apartments sorely lacks. Ava makes her promise to discipline whomever gave Ava incorrect information or flagrantly lied to Ava. This sets up the next episode, which is the third miniseries of "Breaking Boiling Point 3." | ||||||||||||
| 126– | 8– | Breaking Boiling Point 3: Stand Against Furious Fear |
Andrea Coolranch | Story by : Natalie Chaidez Teleplay by : Ava Zinn (uncredited)
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April 22, 2024 |
606– | ||||||
| In a retelling and parody of the 1996 made-for-TV movie Stand Against Fear, the Zinn family is subjected to overall harassment and bullying by management at Golfview, particularly the maintenance department. Undeterred, the men in the maintenace department at Golfview continue their campaign of harassment. After Breeanna presents her story, the maintence guys counters by claiming that Ava's accusations were just a form of retaliation. Siding with Golfview, Ava decides to not renew her lease and begin the moving process. | ||||||||||||
Unaired Episodes/Epsidoes in Production[edit]
| No. in series |
No. in season |
Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | Production code | ||||||
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| The Special Treat from Margaret, Phil, Julia, and Karly, Sr. The Caprice & Ella Anthology Show |
Thia Tola | Story by : Ira H. Klugerman, Ruth Pollak, & Patrick Prentice Teleplay by : Ava Zinn Story by : Bruce Harmon Teleplay by : Karly Jameson & Ava Zinn Story by : Camille Thomasson Teleplay by : Ava Zinn Based on the novel Ordinary People by : Judith Guest
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TBD |
418 | ||||||||
| Ava's mother (Margaret via age-progressed hologram), Breeanna's father (Phil), Rachael's father (Julia), and Karly's mother (also named Karly) host the first ever Caprice & Ella anthology show in which they retell four after school special episodes that aired on ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox. Special Guest Stars: Margaret Zinn (via age-progressed hologram), Phil Sorensen, Julia Passalt, and Karly Ryder. Note: First appearance of Alisan Zinn, Michael Zinn II, and Leah Zinn. | ||||||||||||
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