FULL EPISODES
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Caprice & Ella 910 | Overworked
Flushed with new funds from her recent $6600 scholarship payout, Ava Zinn tries to return a semblance of normalcy to her Fort Wayne routines before heading into a hectic 17-week semester. Caprice sulks for canned food and clean litter, Ella theatrically cusses Ava out about getting her nails done, and Ava tries to keep on
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Caprice & Ella 909 | Ava Zinn Presents: A Series of Unfortunate Bad Luck
Ava returns home from her first visit to the Humane Fort Wayne Pet Food Pantry and her local Kroger located at Southgate Plaza, welcomed by Caprice and Ella into the apartment. For some time, Caprice hisses at viewers as Ella wails excitedly. Ava unpacks wet food and butter while Caprice sassily tells Ava she cloned
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Caprice & Ella 901-904 | Breeanna Zinn Presents: Housekeeping Upkeeping & Loathing (Part 2)
Things escalate after maintenance, and a pest control individual pays Ava a brief visit at her home. Unbeknownst to maintenance, Ava began a nine-day rearrangement project as Ava was issued another lease violation from Waterloo Gardens Apartments, this time for “poor housekeeping.” Caprice questions Ava about potential illnesses or negligence; Ava tells her that her
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Caprice & Ella 819 | Breeanna Zinn Presents: Housekeeping Upkeeping & Loathing (Part 1)
This episode explores themes of aging, personal health struggles, household responsibilities, exhaustion, and resilience as Ava Zinn faces mounting challenges. Unlike previous episodes that blend humor with everyday life, this season finale has a deeper emotional intensity, highlighting Ava’s internal conflicts, household frustrations, and personal transformation. With Caprice and Ella acting as sharp commentators, the episode builds toward a dramatic turning
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Caprice & Ella 816-818 | Breeanna, Babies, Big Hauls, and Bad Dog
Caprice claims to have cloned Breeanna at a science fiction level but instead buys Ava a love doll with Breeanna’s specifications using Ava’s card.
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Caprice & Ella 815 | Fever Deep, Tension High
Ava navigates a whirlwind morning where playful domestic chaos meets piercing personal reflection. The episode opens with humorous banter—Ava rousing Ella and trading witty jabs with her sassy cat Caprice—while also weaving in contemporary commentary on the Indiana Fever WNBA game and American Idol controversies. Later, as the narrative shifts to the next morning in
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Caprice & Ella 814 | The Fort Wayne Canopener Effect Running on Empty
Ava navigates a whirlwind of exhaustion, frustration, and everyday chaos as she tries to regain control over her life. The episode opens with a humorous yet telling moment—a semi-truck getting dented by Fort Wayne’s own version of the “Can Opener Bridge” (referencing the now 12′ 4″ (formerly 11’8″) bridgenear the intersection of Gregson and Peabody Streets
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Caprice & Ella 813.5 | RIP Jim Irsay
After Indianapolis Colts Jim Irsay passed away at age 65, Ava, an Indianapolis Colts fan pays tribute to the late Colts owner.
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Caprice & Ella 813 | Kitty Did a Good, Good Thing
In the episode since the series’ first-ever overtime extension. The story revolves around Ava’s announcement of the prolonged season, the family’s comical breakfast debate, and Caprice’s unexpected cloning scheme. As Ava reflects on past encounters with former maintenance supervisor Brandon Howell, revelations about his arrest for sex crimes surface, leading to an emotionally charged reaction from
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Caprice & Ella 812 | When Help Arrives Too Late and the Damage to Ava is Done #2
Ava faces mounting personal and academic challenges as she struggles with a nearly failing American Sign Language course and a series of disastrous assignments. The episode interweaves hard‑hitting campus drama, explicit scenes that explore unconventional sexual identities, and candid dialogue that pushes social boundaries. Musical interludes—featuring tracks like Jann Arden’s “Insensitive” and Ace of Base’s