The Killer's Shopping List (2022)

they are both made in the same year - 2022
same genre - thriller, mystery, comedy
also, romance.

as a choding and newer viewer in this genre, I love that it deals with dark themes like crimes and killing, but the atmosphere is lighter making it easy to watch even for someone like me :)

Both are aired at the same time and both are comedic crime mysteries with a side quirk
Tho one is about ghosts but both are about non cops investigating and the fls are cops

Both shows are short crime comedies, so if you enjoy one you'll enjoy the other. Funny enough our leads in both shows are actually dating in real life (Kwangsoo and Lee Sunbin).

The Killer's Shopping List
+Short Run Time (8 episodes)
+Focuses on One Crime
+Very fun secondary cast

TeamBull Dog
+Excellent leads
+Case by Case Drama with buildup to a final case
+The entire team is great and have very unique roles
+Love the dynamic between characters

I recommend this both drama because , Male lead and Female lead
try to solve problem
In one drama explosion and another student murder/suicide

I recommend this both drama because , Male lead and Female lead
try to solve problem
In one drama explosion and another student murder/suicide

Both have that "nosy" normal citizen that loves to snoop around too much
And both also have cops that end up helping the normal citizen

Both dramas have a
- male lead considered as losers by those around him
- female lead who is a police officer
- ML and FL work together at solving cases in an unconventional way

- Focuses on chasing after a serial killer
- Both are investigation dramas with comedy in them. Although, Inspector Koo had more of a dark-humoured vibe than your usual comedy dramas.
- Honestly, they just give me the same vibes

Both have a lovable and comedic mishmash of store workers (TKSL)/store owners (Vincenzo) who come to rally around the main character and aid them in their missions. Pieces of found family can be found here and there. Vincenzo is a bit more serious and more overt in found family. Romance is treated more as a side troupe than the main focus in both.