'Mad for Each Other': Air time, how to live stream, trailer, cast and all you need to know about Netflix's new K-drama series

The Korean show is a romantic drama that follows two people who have anger issues

BY PRARTHNA SARKAR

UPDATED MAY 24, 2021

Oh YeonSeo and Jung Woo from 'Mad for Each Other' (Netflix)

Netflix has been betting big on K-dramas lately. Fortunately, for the strategists at the OTT platform, it's working well. In May alone, a spate of web series and movies premiered on the site. 'Mad for Each Other', a Korean web drama series, will be one of the many releases this month.

This show is a romantic comedy dealing with a crazy man with 0% of anger control and an equally crazy woman with anger issues. They hurt and heal each other while they are starting to fall in love. We'll explore more of that in a bit.

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Air time

'Mad for Each Other' Season 1 will premiere on May 24, Monday at 12 am PST on Netflix.

Plot

At the heart of it, it's a love story but also focuses on personal struggles and challenges the central characters are thrown at. A former detective, who has anger issues, meets with the woman, who is equally quirky as him. They cross paths frequently only to fight and it didn't help that they shared a therapist and were next-door neighbors.

Cast

The eight-episode series stars Oh YeonSeo of 'My Sassy Girl' and Jung Woo of 'Reply 1994' in lead roles.

Actress Oh Yeonseo attends the Mulberry A/W 18 event at K museum on September 6, 2018 in Seoul, South Korea. (Getty Images)

Trailer

"I didn't know I wanted this until I saw the trailer. I hope it lives up to the hype I'm feeling right now," a fan commented, while another shared: "Looking forward to Jun Woo's return to dramaland! And Oh Yeon Seo is usually the best thing in whatever she's in."

"I haven't Jung Woo in a kdrama in ages. This looks fun and it's only got 8 episodes," a third wrote on Reddit, a fourth posted: "The quality of a Kdrama is inversely proportional to the number of episodes. So eight episodes gives me hope."

"The poster told me nothing about this drama... this teaser told me everything I needed to know about this drama! I'm in," one user expressed. "Yeah but the synopsis told you the guy was a cop. You definitely wouldn't get that from the trailer," a fan pointed out.

"Haha, funny trailer! Looks like they might be bringing the crazy," one fan shared, while another posted: "Trailer did its job. I will be tuning in. I have to assume they meet through some anger management class."