Asian Addicts Anonymous

In a way, this season can’t seem to hold a candle to the previous ones. The dynamics of the team in the first two season was awesome. Third season, while not awful, wasn’t the greatest either in that department, but Ryu Duk Hawn and Ahn Nae Sang were a pretty great combo and I did enjoy the season even if

Lee Donghae has arrived and his Han Shi Woo is no relation to Han Jin Woo. Shucks. That being said, he’s a huge fan of Jin Woo and sees him as a role model and mentor. I was missing the (sometimes perverted) cuteness between Seong Do and Jin Woo and here is another guy added into the picture. Although…as much

A bit of a rough patch for our main couple. You can totally understand why uri Jin Woo-ssi would be a little ticked off. Of course, he is also wrong in not considering just why Kyung Hee made that decision, you know? But she also didn’t understand his torture and torment of two years ago and what he went through

Did I cover the first three seasons? That would be a negative. But that won’t stop me from covering this one now that I have officially completed the third season which aired in 2012. The premise of the first season was one that caught my attention right away, but when no English subtitles were found for a long time, I