Asian Addicts Anonymous

308 comments

• Jane M. Santos Torres

  14 February 2015 8:12 PM

  

  It also have angel eyes

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• TheJuiceBox

  23 February 2015 7:46 AM

  

  I decided to dive into Vampire Prosecutor.
  Just a heads up: Netflix has only season 2 up.
  Currently watching season 1 on drama fever… despite the ungodly amount of ads.
  YouTube, Viki, and a few other sites I checked didn’t have season 1 available either. *shrugs*

  I’ll keep checking back, and if I find anything (new, unposted, or corrections to current post) I’ll share my findings.

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• Angyl

  5 March 2015 3:41 AM

  

  Arang and The Magistrate isn’t on netflix anymore, or at least I can’t find it. It was in my list and now it’s gone and I can’t find it when I search for it either

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  • NeeNee

    13 March 2015 8:10 AM

    

    Last time I had checked through the list it was still there, looks like it is gone now.

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• daydreamer

  10 March 2015 10:20 PM

  

  It’s great that all these great Kdramas are available on Netflix, but do they have subtitles and if so how can I turn on the/watch with the subtitles?

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  • NeeNee

    13 March 2015 8:07 AM

    

    I do believe they all have subtitles. Netflix, unfortunately, isn’t necessarily set up to automatically play subtitles, so you have to go into the settings and choose your subtitle information. On my Roku box, it’s pretty straightforward. Every time I’m on a movie, I always check subtitles and language to make sure they are turned on. I don’t know about how this works on other devices.

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• Jim

  14 March 2015 10:20 PM

  

  Just a quick recommendation: Moon embracing the Sun. My wife and I loved it. Smaltzy, dramatic, beautiful and thought provoking… totally refreshing. It has gotten us hooked on Korean dramas. We want to see more… We want to learn more!

  Thanks for the list!

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• Pumps And Gloss

  17 March 2015 12:59 AM

  

  A Gentleman’s Dignity has also been removed from Netflix. 😔

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• Pumps And Gloss

  17 March 2015 1:01 AM

  

  Also, Hulu+ has way more K-Drama offerings than Netflix.

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• Safi Bowman

  30 March 2015 3:52 PM

  

  My first kdrama I watched on Netflix was “Secret Garden” after this series i became hooked. Through a converstion with a friend at work i was told that “Boys Over Flowers and Coffee Prince” were just as good. I watched them as well along with “Angel Eyes and K-Pop Extreme Survival”. Just finding this site alone has been helpful. The stories are great, the actors really draw you in. Thank you for the Netflix update. I will be adding those movies to my list.

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• Melody

  5 April 2015 11:01 PM

  

  To the Beautiful You is no longer available. I’m so sad.

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• Mindy

  12 April 2015 1:07 AM

  

  I’m sad there’s only 19 K-Dramas left. List below.
  Angels Eyes
  Fated To Love You
  Coffee Prince
  K-POP Extreme Survival
  The Moon Embracing The Sun
  Good Doctor
  Doctor Stranger
  Goddess Of Marriage
  It’s Okay, That’s Love
  Gu Family Book
  Playful Kiss
  You Are Beautiful
  A Word From Warm Heart
  Secert Garden
  The Great Queen Seondeok
  God’s Gift – 14 Days
  She Is Wow
  In Need Of Romance
  Boys Over Flowers

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  • NeeNee

    14 April 2015 7:19 PM

    

    I somehow count 25 in total. Not every kdrama title available is listed under the category Korean TV Shows. I’ve updated the ones no longer available with the frowny face.

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• Martha

  23 April 2015 10:38 PM

  

  Thank you for this great site. I have recently discovered k-drama and I’m so hooked! Move over Mr Darcy! I

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  • NeeNee

    5 May 2015 7:30 PM

    

    LOL, thank you! I’m still not sure I could shove over the awesome Mr. Darcy, but kdrama male leads…it’s awfully tempting. But who am I kidding? Nothing will ever replace P & P for me.

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    • ollen

      21 May 2015 1:36 PM

      

      My thoughts exactly! Good to know great minds think alike. Thanks for this site, it’s the best on the internet for k-drama addicts like me

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• Terry Cheney Daniel

  24 May 2015 1:37 PM

  

  I’m glad to find your website. Was on Netflix today and could no longer find the “subgenre” “Korean”. So disappointed. With the recent addition of so many newer kdramas and movies I thought Netflix was finally realizing their popularity. Then, this month they dropped so many of them along with the movie subgenre. I’m glad to find your website since it will make it easier to at least find the kdramas again. Thank you!!

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• katy

  13 June 2015 11:47 AM

  

  i liked it, but i would like to know how to order an asianovela called Boys Over Flowers, and other titles in DVD form for a collection.

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  • NeeNee

    13 June 2015 12:01 PM

    

    You can find Korean dramas on DVD on Amazon or you can check out YesAsia. I bought my first few dramas on DVD from there, but be warned they can be super expensive.

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• katy

  13 June 2015 11:52 AM

  

  please let me know when you have the information to my question

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  • lcmontana

    22 June 2015 10:28 PM

    

    You can buy the dvd on amazon but it’s $40. Hulu has a great collection of kdrama and I recently subscribed to Drama fever which is all asian dramas. They have an ap too.

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• laughinvain

  12 July 2015 8:32 PM

  

  So the disappearance of dramas has really been bothering me. I was chatting with one of the Help people and just wanted to know if there was going to be anything to beef up the selection again (I know of at least 4 Taiwanese dramas getting the axe in August). Her name was Jennifer and she was really nice and said that she would explain my desire for more dramas to the selection team. Now this may not do much, but if anyone else feels like they want to hope over and ask, there is a bit of strength in numbers. and THANK YOU to the keeper of this list. You’re beautiful!!

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  • NeeNee

    13 July 2015 8:41 PM

    

    You’re welcome. I am glad you find it helpful. I know that other people say you can go to Netflix’s facebook page as well and put in requests. If enough people contact them about Asian dramas, it would be nice if they worked hard to get more titles and keep them around longer.

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• Cathy

  3 August 2015 4:42 PM

  

  Can anyone help me with the name of a Drama. Her husband is a doctor and she is a housewife.She has a little girl.Her husband is involved with another woman and she separates from him.She finds someone else and then her husband tries to come back. That is the only thing I can remember. I have looked and looked and can’t find it.

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  • NeeNee

    11 August 2015 7:08 PM

    

    Hmm, sounds like a pretty typical setup for a daily or weekend Korean drama. I tried googling it, but haven’t come up with that exact plot. Sorry.

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  • Gale Dee

    18 August 2015 8:14 PM

    

    Sounds like one of the storylines in Words from A Warm Heart-but the husband is not a doctor.

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• Johnny

  4 August 2015 8:40 PM

  

  Hello! It appears that ALL the Taiwanese dramas have left Netflix? I’ve put them in individually and nothing. Sadness!

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  • NeeNee

    4 August 2015 9:40 PM

    

    There was talk that they were leaving soon & I guess that has happened, I’ll double check.

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    • Carissa

      20 August 2015 2:52 PM

      

      I checked for all the Taiwanese ones too and they are all gone!

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• neil

  17 August 2015 12:31 PM

  

  if you have not watched any of these shows, your missing a rear treat, i started with The Great Queen Seunduk and from their have check out ever one i could find. Arang and the Magistrate , was fascinating and interesting depicting ghost, god, demons and the grim reaper… i contacted Netflix about more of these shows and was advice their license had expired to import these movies. they are suppose to be reacquiring a new license. if they didn’t lie to me only time will tell

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• neil

  5 October 2015 10:59 PM

  

  i contacted Netflix about the Korean dramas, i was told they did not renew their license to import these shows….

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  • NeeNee

    6 October 2015 8:27 PM

    

    That is in and of itself the biggest problem with streaming sites. There’s a whole lot of logistics involved with gaining the rights and if they deem shows worth the effort and expense to obtain the licenses.

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• tut

  2 November 2015 10:52 AM

  

  watching Your so beautiful now… its a fun movie,,, acting i great…. girl joins boy band as a boy….. and the mishaps start.

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