Mani - Season 6

Season 6
Freaky Friday
When her wish-upon-a-star moment goes awry, Brittany, a 13-year-old aspiring pop-star, swaps bodies with her teacher, Mani. Together, this mixed-up pair will have to learn to work together and walk a mile in one another's shoes—or risk losing their true selves forever.
Episodes

Brittany Bubbles
Brittany's singing career is about to take off, when she and Mani inadvertently swap bodies.

Gwen Golden Music
Still stuck in the wrong body, Brittany and Mani have to keep up appearances. Paige shoots her shot with Chris.

You Gotta Chill
Driving lessons end in a fiery showdown with Tanner's mom. At school, everyone keeps a secret from Brittany.

You Gotta Fight
Tanner's anti-bullying training ends in a bathroom brawl, as Monique and Brittany finally come face to face.

Rich Rice
When Brittany's recording session goes awry, her future is thrown into jeopardy.

O'er Say Can You See
Brittany throws a birthday party for Randi, while Mani struggles to complete the National Anthem performance.

Where's Brittany?
When Brittany's body goes missing, Mani and Randi wrangle a crew to set things right before it's too late.

11:11 PM
With the deadline fast approaching, Mani tries to undo the body swap, while Brittany confronts her past.
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