Aside from the fact that Dr. Drew Pinsky is one of the most selfless, compassionate and knowledgeable experts on addiction anywhere, this season of the show is noteworthy because it features Mackenzie Phillips as one of the patients. If you don't know anything about her life or her 40-year history of polydrug addiction, GET FAMILIAR. Then watch this incredibly brave survivor as she finally makes the commitment to sobriety. It is something. Her struggle makes Steven Adler, Seth Binzer, and just about every other addict who's been featured on the show in the past seem whiny, weak and just plain "eh" in comparison. As always, major props to Dr. Drew, Shelley, Bob, Loesha, and the rest of the unconditionally supportive, wise, and caring staff of the PRC. MUST-SEE TV!

Alot of people say this show is lame but I think those people are just afraid they might learn something about themselves as addicts. Most of us are addicted to something whether we can admit it or not. From drugs to food and sex etc. I was abused as a child and have an addictive personality that I have learned alot more about thanks to Dr. Drew Pinsky. This show shows the raw and gruesome reality of addiction at its finest.ENJOY!

I've watched all previous seasons of the show and now that I have moved to Europe the only way I can access the show is via iTunes as vh1 doesn't permit anyone outside of the US to view the episodes from their website. I was wondering how long it takes iTunes to upload the episodes from their original air date, which is thursday in the US, to the site. thank you!

This show is almost as good as a new pair of cordoroid pants

I've watched all seasons. This is a must see, showing the harsh reality of rehab. Unscripted and dramatic. Sometimes even painful to watch.

This may be one of the few REAL reality shows left. It is always very intense! It's a must watch!!!!!!!!!!!!!!