Both dramas have a similar vibe of a man having their midlife crisis and finding out their true self.

The male lead of "I Have Not Done My Best Yet" gets burnout from his job and starts to build a totally new career at a fast-food chain frying french fries while dreaming of becoming a webtoon writer. The male lead of "Uncle" on the other hand is someone who used to be a somewhat famous musician but ended up becoming someone who just does random jobs while still dreaming of becoming a famous musician.

Both of these dramas go through how these male leads grow and try to achieve their dreams while also getting closer to their families again. Both dramas are "slice of life" types of dramas that someone might see as slow dramas, but I truly enjoyed both from the start to the end.

In both shows the guest artist is looking for a partner who to do the final performance in the end of the episode. The difference is that in I Can See Your Voice it's one guest that is picking a partner where as in Oh! My Part it is a competition between two guests. Both programs will deliver great performances that will bring shivers to you.

Both are dramas of a same genre. Both features very cruel and visual crimes. In both dramas you have a specialized team for those crimes. In both dramas some of the main characters have lost their friend or family in a cruel crime. Both dramas also has really good OST and interesting characters.

Both shows are airing at the same time and competing against each other. Meanwhile MixNine is mostly letting the world know about trainees from smaller companies The Unit is about idol group members who have already debuted but failed. There will be idol groups debuting at the end of both shows.

These two dramas aren't plot-wise similar at all but the comedy in these dramas is really similar. The overall feel in these two dramas also is really similar. If you liked Entourage I'm sure you'd like The Lover as well. And vice versa.

Both tell a story about founding a kingdom. Moon Lovers is based on the beginning of the Goryeo dynasty while Six Flying dragons is based on the foundation of the Joseon dynasty.

Both dramas have a similar vibe to them, be it the plot or the acting. Both dramas will make you smile and cry a lot. The music & cinematography in both dramas is also superb.

Both dramas are pretty good school dramas from KBS. Both dramas have the similar setting of a somewhat unusual school and cast filled with young actors and idols. Both dramas teaches you a good lesson about friendship :)

Both are really intense medical dramas. Both dramas have a similar feel to them as they both have similarities in them.

Both have similar comedy in them. Both offers a great laughs and secondhand embarrassment.

Plot-wise these two have pretty much nothing in common. If you enjoy the acting of the female lead on the other you will enjoy the acting in the other one too. I personally found the female leads pretty similar with their over-acting characters and tacky clothing. They're similar to the point I would think they're siblings.

Both are melodramas about a woman who lies everyone and conceals her own identity for her own good. Both women have different reasons and situations but the overall feel is similar.

Both dramas takes place on high school and concentrates on one class. In both dramas the main lead is severely bullied. While the show goes on and time goes on they starts to find themselves.

They're different dramas but they have a similar feel to them.