A new TV show called "My Life Disoriented" from director Eric Byler ("Charlotte Sometimes," "Americanese") is debuting on PBS after Christmas ...
"Life gets turned upside down for Bay Area teens Kimberlee and Aimee when their father loses his job and relocates the family to Bakersfield. Suddenly, Kimberlee and Aimee are two of only a handful of Asian American kids at their school."
Check to see if the show will air on the PBS channel in your area here. Looks like it is showing in San Francisco, Honolulu, and Minneapolis.
According to the Center for Asian American Media, the show's future could depend on audience response to the pilot episode, airing as part of PBS' "Independent Lens" series. The show features Karin Anna Cheung ("Better Luck Tomorrow"), Tamlyn Tomita ("The Joy Luck Club"), Dennis Dun ("Big Trouble in Little China"), Autumn Reeser ("The O.C."), and Di Quon ("Maid in Manhattan").
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