I caught up with the aired/subbed episodes of Snsd’s Dangerous Boys! I love the show, the whole concept and everything.  The boys really start to grow on you and the more you learn about them you also want to care for them and give them the love they were never shown/given.  I honestly think that from all the boys Sunghwan (?) is the least ‘dangerous’. First off he doesn’t smoke and I think drink at all either. What makes him ‘bad’ is the fact that he skips school and could care less because he wants to do music. I know how he feels!  Being a kpop addict and having the desire to want to audition and be a singer I feel like I have given up on school too and want to dedicate my time to music instead.  However, after watching the show I feel like I have to work hard too.  Moving towards Jisoo.  He gives off this slow vibe, but I think in a way that makes him adorable. LOL. I don’t think he’s necessarily bad either.  He seems like the type to not cause and get in trouble.  Thirdly, Huihoon! I think he’s adorable. When I look at him he has some sort of resemblance to TO, but that’s just my opinion. He smokes and drinks and all that stuff but after watching the hypnosis therapy session I think he’s probably the one who’s most sincere about this whole thing.  He actually cried and was the only one, he reminded Yonghyun to not curse, and was always cheering the other boys on while they practiced dancing.  Kyungku has a temper which makes him scary to me.  But I seriously felt hurt watching his hypnosis session with the therapist. I don’t understand how his parents can throw him away! He behaves the way he does because of his parents, but I do agree that he needs to forgive his past, although it will be hard, and not let it affect him from doing well in his own future. The last is Yonghyun. I find him funny. He has a lively, playful personality which I think makes him easy to get a long with despite the fact that he has so many excuses. LOL.  I’m very curious to know his past since he just tip toes around the subject of his father and not really give any explicit details.  I’m also curious about Jisoo too.  I laughed so hard when he couldn’t think of anything like 3 different times and the therapist just gave up. Aside from that the girls gave a lot of great advice to the boys as well throughout the show. At first I felt Seohyun was a bit forceful and in a way prejudice towards them, but I think slowly as she learns about them she’s becoming more open and understanding. I still can’t believe they didn’t cry during the therapy session cause I was balling my eyes out with Kyungku and Huihoon.  Anways, I’m super excited for the next episodes!  I really hope they don’t go back to their old ways, judging from the preview.  Watch the show if you haven’t!!!  Bye~