White Fever - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Wanna Be My Little Mandoo?
When Jane hooks up with Ross, a hairy white bartender, her best friend Edi decides it's time to call Jane out on having never dated an Asian man.

Chillies Go Through Jane Like a Freight Train
At her best friend's wedding, Jane sets out to snag an Asian man, but her past catches up with her when Jane's old school friend, Yu Chang, rejects her. While visiting her mum, Jane is confronted with a letter from her past.

So... Adoptees Don't Count as Asian?
At a dinner for Korean adoptees hosted by adoptee advocate & influencer Hera, Jane meets Kev, another Korean Australian adoptee. After striking out with him, she heads home & finally opens the letter from her birth father.

Here Comes the Asian Invasion
Jane takes the step of having the letters from her birth father translated. But her childhood doll Cindy has come to life, determined to stop Jane from digging up her Korean past.

Yu Chang, I'm Gonna Do
Jane purchases an Asian sex doll and manages to form a connection with it, giving her the courage to seek out Yu Chang again.

Happy Gotcha Day
Jane pops her Asian guy cherry with Yu Chang, just in time for a confrontation with her family at her Gotcha Day celebration lunch.
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