Asian Addicts Anonymous

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• kitty-ro

  3 June 2016 12:50 AM

  

  update: netflix has removed boys over flowers. its use to be on my top list and now its gone );

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• James

  12 June 2016 12:53 AM

  

  Secret Garden is not on Netflix anymore. But, Hulu has a k-drama tv category. Have recently watched Descendants of the Sun and Secret Garden. I now find myself repeatedly re-watching episodes of Secret Garden, even though the damn thing makes me cry. I wish this little gem was one of the few k-dramas with multiple seasons. Twenty episodes wasn’t enough. The lead couple, Hyun Bin and Ha Ji-won are fun to watch. And Ha Ji-won being handed that “Sector 7” script made me laugh.

  Yeah, I’m a guy watching k-drama, so what? It’s not just for girls, but men secure with their manhood, too! 🙂

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  • NeeNee

    12 June 2016 10:37 PM

    

    Hulu, in partnership with DramaFever streams a lot of Korean dramas. Usually a bit behind DramaFever. They also have an excellent anime selection.

    I must admit that I never truly 100% understood the popularity of Secret Garden. It had its moments, I’ll give it that, but for me it fell flat in many respects.

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• 1sunnylady

  13 June 2016 3:36 AM

  

  thank you for your hard work 😀

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  • NeeNee

    13 June 2016 6:59 PM

    

    You’re welcome! I can be bad at keeping this updated, but I do try when I have the time.

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• Beastisbeast

  21 June 2016 4:28 PM

  

  Thank you for consistently updating! Appreciate your hard work. 😊👍🏾

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• C Tando

  22 June 2016 12:58 AM

  

  Thanks for the work you put into this list! It’s hard if you don’t know what to look for when checking out sites like What’s On Netflix.
  A suggestion? Moving the shows that are no longer available into a separate list, or perhaps making those that are available a bright color would make the list easier to navigate. While it’s frustrating to know a show is gone, have info no longer pertinent makes it harder to wade through than necessary. Just a thought.

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• 라헬

  7 July 2016 5:27 PM

  

  Itazuna na kiss drama Japan

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• zenmamasan

  22 July 2016 7:37 PM

  

  Aigooo, I can’t get enough of South Korea. Thanks for this list. I just bought a Maaanchi cookbook to make bibimbop! Cha Cha Cha…..

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  • NeeNee

    22 July 2016 9:11 PM

    

    I bought Mangchi’s cookbook and cant wait to try out more of her recipes.

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• dizhwar

  23 July 2016 9:07 PM

  

  hello , i was searching about an old serie named the water margin , i didnt find it , i was wondering if you could help me ?!!!

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• Luna Qu

  25 July 2016 12:39 AM

  

  I’m searching for a drama I watched 2015-2016. It’s about a poor married couple who ends up divorcing because the girl thought the guy was never going to be successful and then years later, he is the ceo of a large tech company and the girl ends up working there as an intern. Can anyone help?

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  • NeeNee

    25 July 2016 6:16 AM

    

    Sounds like Cunning Single Lady

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• lilmanjs

  5 August 2016 1:10 AM

  

  They have put up a bunch of TW-dramas this month I have seen. A good portion of them are under alternate titles though.

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• Geri harvey

  9 August 2016 1:15 AM

  

  does anyone know the name of the movie where the girl is ugly has a mole and teeth that stick out but has her mole removed and teeth repaired so now she looks beautiful. the guy that wasnt that interested in her now finds that he likes her and always had. I saw this one on netflix in 2015 around the same time as coffee prine was showing and wanted to see it again but dont remember the name.

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  • NeeNee

    12 September 2016 9:19 PM

    

    Sorry for the delay, I could only think of a Thai drama and I know that wasn’t what you were looking for. I finally remembered just now, lol. That would be Princess Stand In or Substitute Princess. It’s a Taiwanese drama.

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• Naner

  14 August 2016 9:52 PM

  

  Hello I was wondering if anyone knew the name of this series that used to be on Netflix…

  It is about a girl who is a work a holic. Her father is a great chef and her little sister is very carefree. Her boss is her ex boyfriend and her co workers all good people but a bit nosy.

  Anyway. One day she is told a lie by her dad sister and ex boyfriend that shitnhas a terminal illness and will soon die. They tell her this so she can go on vacation and enjoy sometime off away from work . On the island she is vacationing (depressed because she believes she is ill) she meets a man who has been looking for her since their college days because she lent him a pencil during an importwnt exam and that literally saved his study career.
  He is a rich CEO. When he sees her he tries to introduce himself but she ends up telling him she is dying and that she will never have kids or get married.
  So he helps her fufill her dream. Marries her and even asks so,e children to spemd time with her as if she was their mother.
  This happens in a span of a few days while still on the island.

  So anyway… She finds out she isnt dying when she got back from vacation. The CEao also finds outout and he is furious because he think she used him for his money. He tries to bully her while her company and his company are in the middle of making a deal… later he forgives her and well.. its a hilarious but very sweet drama. I never got to finish it. It had about 70 plus episodes. I remember all of that but that was only about 10 episodes. Haha…

  I wish I remembered the name. It was on Netflix up until this past spring i think. But it came out 2014 or 2015.
  I think it is called Love Now but I can’t remember. When I google it something else pops up and I don’t see it on this list. Grrrr

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• Naner

  14 August 2016 10:26 PM

  

  Omg i just realized it was a T drama not a K drama. Haha oops! Found it!

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  • Lola

    15 August 2016 10:51 AM

    

    Sounds interesting, what’s the name of the drama.

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    • NeeNee

      15 August 2016 1:00 PM

      

      Love Now. Aka Zhen Ai Chen Xian Zai. You can watch it on both Viki & DramaFever, I believe.

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• Hollibird

  19 August 2016 1:06 AM

  

  I have a dvd movie, Hero, with Zhang ziyi. She’s so cute. Good Morning * Call is so hard to watch because Ueriha is so emotionally abusive. Love this list, thanks!

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• bananaphobia

  21 August 2016 1:36 AM

  

  Autumn’s Concerto is back on Netflix

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• senekang camelia

  25 August 2016 2:14 PM

  

  hi, someone can help me ? i see a drama in netflix but it was not my count the story is about a tv representer ans a “cook” man they star a relathionship ans the girl gt pregnant thas all i know

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  • NeeNee

    12 September 2016 9:24 PM

    

    Hmm, to my knowledge if I’m guessing based on the plot that would be The Greatest Marriage which as far I know was never on Netflix. It is available on DramaFever.

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• Valery

  26 August 2016 4:41 AM

  

  The Chinese drama empress in the palace is seriously really. Only 6 episodes and I wished there were more. The show leaves a bitter taste on your tongue. No happy ending, just peace after so many death.

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  • NeeNee

    12 September 2016 8:06 PM

    

    This is the abbreviated version released in the US. The drama is actually a whopping 76 episodes. Viki is streaming the series in its entirety.

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• Mariko

  30 August 2016 4:14 AM

  

  Korean: Autumn’s Concerto and Operation Proposal seem to be back.
  Taiwanese: You’re My Destiny/Fated to Love You, Office Girls, Miss Rose, The Prince Who Turns into a Frog, Love Cuisine, The Queen of No Marriage/ My Queen
  Japanese: Good Morning Call

  Not the best selection on Netflix right now and I mainly use DramaFever since I have a premium account, but asian dramas always pop up on my recommended list…. and unrelated, does anyone know if DramaFever is going to eventually going to get W? It’s a exclusive to Viki right now and the ads would drive me crazy. I’ve never really run into a case where Viki has had a Kdrama I wanted to watch before DramaFever so I was wondering how long the exclusive rights usually last. If the wait is is super long I suppose I could suck it up for a Lee Jong Suk show…

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  • NeeNee

    12 September 2016 8:04 PM

    

    It’s possible. Sometimes there is quite a long lull between being licensed on Viki before showing up on DramaFever. I think it depends on how long Viki contracts the exclusivity. Some dramas licensed on Viki, obviously, have never made it to DramaFever. I do have a Viki Pass which at $3.99 a month isn’t bad. You could get it for the time it would take you to watch W and then cancel when its done.

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• Sarah

  2 September 2016 5:52 PM

  

  I noticed that “Descendants of the Sun” has been added to Netflix Canada.

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• Mariko

  3 September 2016 9:47 PM

  

  Descendants of the Sun has been added!!

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