Recommendations

-Both have 3 main cast which does not contain triangle relationship
- Both have mentor-mentee dynamic, as one of the main cast is a more senior doctor and also their superior
- The stories focus on patients
- The cases in this show are critical. The hospital in Dr. Romantic is located in an accident prone area, the hospital in The Heart is a specialised that deal with patients that have heart issues which are often time sensitive and critical.
- The romance part is slight in both stories.
- The scene setup looks real in both stories. Like I can believe they are hospitals that have been around for ages with how “old” they look.
- Both stories showcase nurses too.

- Well written script on medical drama
- Female lead do not have positive impression of male lead at first, but recognise the latter’s medical talents
- Stories / lessons in the stories were delivered non-cringey-ly
- Both stories also have 1 similar arc on following procedure to the T vs bending it if the situation is urgent enough. It was the incident that made female lead respect the male lead more in respective stories. It was also the incident where the male lead got penalised for the recklessness despite successfully saving the patient. Because the lesson here is not on saving lives at all cost, it’s about building the accountability of the lives that are on the doctor’s hands.

Key difference
The doctors in Hippocratic Crush has more specialisation e.g. male lead is neurosurgeon, female lead is cardiologist, and many others key specialists. The Heart focused more on…well heart e.g. cardiologist, physician, and post ICU care doctors in the Heart Centre. This impacts the types of cases they come across.

The Heart also seem to centered more on patient stories (I watched Hippocratic Crush long ago, memory slightly fuzzy)

Both movies are in Winter snowy setting. They have romance, death, die hearted love. Tragic. Slow pace. Beautiful white setting nevertheless

Both have a student and a mafia member falling for each other. (In My Dear Gangster it is a university student and in Kiseki it is a highschool student.)
The mafia members want to leave their groups and live a regular life with their love interests.

While there is some drama in both, My Dear Gangster Oppa is lighter in tone than Kiseki Dear To Me.

Kiseki was consistantly great while My Dear Gangster was fun through Ep 5 (out of 8), then it fell apart. My recommendation for My Dear Gangster is to watch Ep 1-4 then treat Ep 5 as a fluffy epilogue and stop at 38min.

They have a similar feel overall, especially the first 6-ish episodes of Daily Dose Of Sunshine. The characters seem realistic, and most-if not all- are very likable.

Both dramas reflect the confused emotions of growing age.
Innocent and mindless girls are in search of love.
marriage in adolescence (girls)
boys have to take care of girls.
Very cute innocent love story after marriage
both FL are student and ML are professionals
in both ML , love FL but FL not initially

Both dramas reflect the confused emotions of growing age.
Innocent and mindless girls are in search of love.
marriage in adolescence
boys have to take care of girls.
Very cute innocent love story after marriage
both FL hold high status.

Just seeing the title of Anyone Anywhere (The Hangul title is ???? ??? which means We Were There) already reminded me of Everyone is There. While they have a different direction from each other, both have similar themes and deal with a victim of school bullying committing su*cide. EIT focuses more on the victim’s point of view while AA is more about the bystanders and their actions.

Middle School Student A deals with the harsh competition among students while Anyone Anywhere focuses more on the issue of bullying and the relationship between the bystanders, perpetrators and the victim. But both are short series and tackles similar topics such as school bullying and su*cide.

Male leads from both shows work at an investment company
There are romance and business aspects involved in the plot.

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If you love cooking shows, try out these Korean variety shows featuring a popular chef and their celebrity friends who help them run their Korean food business
Both shows are created by the same PD team (Lee Woohyoung; Lee Jiyeon; Kim Yeomyeong https://youtu.be/o5hgngiIbog?si=L2_DYY_qAbmr_KYM )

If you love cooking travel shows, try out these Korean variety shows featuring a popular chef and celebrities who help them run their Korean food business
Both shows are created by the same PD team (Lee Woohyoung; Lee Jiyeon; Kim Yeomyeong https://youtu.be/o5hgngiIbog) and have made the most helpful program for self-employed people
Also both shows feature Chef Baek!

If you love cooking travel shows, catering Korean cuisine to the locals, try out these Korean variety shows featuring a popular chef and celebrities who help them run their food business overseas.
Both shows are created by the same PD team (Lee Woohyoung; Lee Jiyeon; Kim Yeomyeong https://youtu.be/o5hgngiIbog?si=L2_DYY_qAbmr_KYM )
Also both shows have singer John Park