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| − | The sixth season of the American television series ''[[Caprice & Ella]]'' | + | The sixth season of the American television series ''[[Caprice & Ella]]'' will begin on April 7, 2024, coinciding with the return of the [[Vote for the Girls (American season 13)|thirteenth season]] of sister show ''[[Vote for the Girls (American series)|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]], [[Karen DuBois]], and [[Rachelle Walters]]. 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 == | == Cast and crew changes == | ||
| + | [[Lyssa Zinn|Lyssa]] and [[Sierra Zinn]] joined the cast on July 21, 2023, almost immediatey after being born. [[Cami Jameson|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]]. | ||
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| + | 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 [[Ava Zinn relocation to Fort Wayne, Indiana|a few weeks after her move from Marion]], who died in December 2023. | ||
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| + | Series creator Ava Zinn did reveal that another cross-over with ''Vote for the Girls'' was not out of the question. | ||
== Cast == | == Cast == | ||
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*[[Caprice (Caprice & Ella)|Caprice Zinn]] as herself | *[[Caprice (Caprice & Ella)|Caprice Zinn]] as herself | ||
*[[Ella (Caprice & Ella)|Ella Zinn]] as herself | *[[Ella (Caprice & Ella)|Ella Zinn]] as herself | ||
| + | *[[Ava Zinn]] as herself | ||
*[[Breeanna Zinn]] as herself (formerly Breeanna Sorensen) | *[[Breeanna Zinn]] as herself (formerly Breeanna Sorensen) | ||
| + | *[[Lyssa Zinn]] as herself | ||
| + | *[[Sierra Zinn]] as herself | ||
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| + | ===Recurring cast=== | ||
| + | *[[Andrea Coolranch]] as herself (credited as Andrea "Andi" Coolranch) | ||
*[[Donna Doogan]] as herself | *[[Donna Doogan]] as herself | ||
*[[Jackson Doogan]] as himself | *[[Jackson Doogan]] as himself | ||
| + | *[[Karen DuBois]] as herself | ||
*[[Rachael Passalt]] as herself/co-narrator | *[[Rachael Passalt]] as herself/co-narrator | ||
| + | *[[Cami Jameson]] as herself | ||
*[[Karly Jameson]] as herself/co-narrator | *[[Karly Jameson]] as herself/co-narrator | ||
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Skye Jameson]] as herself |
| + | *[[Rachelle Walters]] as herself | ||
| + | *[[George Williamston]] as himself | ||
| − | === | + | ===Guest Stars=== |
*[[Season Atkins]] as herself | *[[Season Atkins]] as herself | ||
*Martin Becker as himself | *Martin Becker as himself | ||
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*[[Traci Davidson]] as herself | *[[Traci Davidson]] as herself | ||
| + | *[[Julia Passalt]] as herself | ||
| + | *[[Karly Ryder]] as herself (credited as Karly Ryder, Sr.) | ||
*Jim Sorensen as himself | *Jim Sorensen as himself | ||
| + | *[[Phil Sorensen]] as himself (via age-progressed hologram) | ||
*Alisan Zinn as herself | *Alisan Zinn as herself | ||
*[[Jenna Zinn]] as herself (credited as Jenna Zinn, MD, DVM) | *[[Jenna Zinn]] as herself (credited as Jenna Zinn, MD, DVM) | ||
*Leah Zinn as herself (credited as Madison "Leah" Zinn) | *Leah Zinn as herself (credited as Madison "Leah" Zinn) | ||
*Michael Zinn II as himself | *Michael Zinn II as himself | ||
| − | ===Guest stars=== | + | *[[Margaret Zinn|Margaret Zinn <SMALL>(1943-2002)</SMALL>]] as herself (via age-progressed hologram) |
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| + | ===Special Guest stars=== | ||
*Heather Herron as herself ([[wikipedia:WPTA|WPTA-TV]] news footage) | *Heather Herron as herself ([[wikipedia:WPTA|WPTA-TV]] news footage) | ||
*Linda Jackson as herself (WPTA-TV news footage) | *Linda Jackson as herself (WPTA-TV news footage) | ||
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*Kara Porzuczek as herself (WPTA-TV news footage) | *Kara Porzuczek as herself (WPTA-TV news footage) | ||
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*Taylor Williams as herself (WPTA-TV news footage) | *Taylor Williams as herself (WPTA-TV news footage) | ||
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== Episodes == | == Episodes == | ||
Revision as of 15:58, 25 December 2023
| Caprice & Ella (season 6) | |
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| Country of origin | United States |
| Broadcast | |
| Original run | January 8, 2024 – April 25, 2024 |
| Season chronology | |
← 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, Karen DuBois, and Rachelle Walters. 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.
Contents
Cast and crew changes
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.
Series creator Ava Zinn did reveal that another cross-over with Vote for the Girls was not out of the question.
Cast
Main cast
- Caprice Zinn as herself
- Ella Zinn as herself
- Ava Zinn as herself
- Breeanna Zinn as herself (formerly Breeanna Sorensen)
- Lyssa Zinn as herself
- Sierra Zinn as herself
Recurring cast
- Andrea Coolranch as herself (credited as Andrea "Andi" Coolranch)
- Donna Doogan as herself
- Jackson Doogan as himself
- Karen DuBois as herself
- Rachael Passalt as herself/co-narrator
- Cami Jameson as herself
- Karly Jameson as herself/co-narrator
- Skye Jameson as herself
- Rachelle Walters as herself
- George Williamston as himself
Guest Stars
- Season Atkins as herself
- Martin Becker as himself
- Traci Davidson as herself
- Julia Passalt as herself
- Karly Ryder as herself (credited as Karly Ryder, Sr.)
- Jim Sorensen as himself
- Phil Sorensen as himself (via age-progressed hologram)
- Alisan Zinn as herself
- Jenna Zinn as herself (credited as Jenna Zinn, MD, DVM)
- Leah Zinn as herself (credited as Madison "Leah" Zinn)
- Michael Zinn II as himself
- Margaret Zinn (1943-2002) as herself (via age-progressed hologram)
Special Guest stars
- Heather Herron as herself (WPTA-TV news footage)
- Linda Jackson as herself (WPTA-TV news footage)
- Kara Porzuczek as herself (WPTA-TV news footage)
- Taylor Williams as herself (WPTA-TV news footage)
Episodes
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 | Happy 4th Birthday, Caprice |
N/A | N/A
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April 7, 2024 |
600 | ||||||
| 120 | 2 | Andrea Coolranch Presents: The Unbearable Fascism of Security at Golfview Apartments Securi-Fascism |
Andrea Coolranch | N/A
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April 7, 2024 |
601 | ||||||
| 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. | ||||||||||||
Unaired Episodes/Epsidoes in Production
| 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. | ||||||||||||
| TBD | TBD | Stand Against Fear |
Ava Zinn | Story by : Natalie Chaidez Teleplay by : Ava Zinn
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TBA |
516 517 518 519 520 521 | ||||||
| A remake of the 1996 made-for-TV movie Stand Against Fear. | ||||||||||||
References
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