Recommendations

In both (movie & the series) the main characters are;

1. a police officer/detective
2. the 1st characters „helper that nobody can see“

Both also have: great action scenes with impressive fight-choreographies, a police case with a deep story and a lot of plot-twists, easy-going humor with a character that is the definition of a silly-goofy mood, great character development, a gril-boss character… I can be here forever tbh.

Bad and Crazy is simply Korean, less-gay, 10 hours longer version of this movie

no string attached sexual relationships in both series, one night stands and nights at the bar...
a lot of drama and some mystery.

Both Sword Snow Stride and Mysteries Lotus Casebook are some of the best wuxia dramas in recent years. Both have excellent plot with mysteries uncovering, great acting by main leads and fantastic fight scenes.

One of the main hosts, Jung Hae In, travels to New York and Canada with his friends, Lim Hyeon Soo and David.
The travel log shows their friendship, travel, food trip, and more!

Both have the same vibe - found and intermarried family, step-siblings or unofficially adopted siblings who fall for each other, and the trauma and sadness of the kids dealing with difficult and broken families.

Both are long weekend family dramas that deal with intertwining households. Both have a birth secret of sorts (though less important in The Real Has Come). They also focus on adoption and the concept of family. Both are very over the top and they also have relationships that aren't technically incest but get a little close through different family connections. That isn't really a selling point (more of a warning lol), but if you're into one, you'll definitely like the other!

Both dramas are light and refreshing but have a more serious undertone that deals with crime.

Both FL’s end up in a small rural town after leaving their lives in the big city. Then they meet the ML’s who have intriguing backstories.

Both ML’s are kind and unconditionally caring to the FL’s.

Shin Eun Soo is in both dramas and does a great job at being the sassy teenaged side character.

both shows are slice of life during a particular period of war
both mainly focus of a group of people from one particular place.
both have the bittersweet feeling to them

Both dramas are on crack, the characters are crazy quirky and one questions their IQ lvl but they’re both comedies too so one can’t really blame them

Both have a school setting and the MLs are students. One of the leads begins the drama by bullying/picking on the other but they eventually bond over their traumas/difficult homelives.

we are gamily is literally my comfort movie because of how hialriously they showed what queer asians have to go through everyday. not just east asians, all of asia: south, southeast, east, middleeast. all of us.

both show/movie portray a "straight married couple" where both the spouses are gay

The first few episodes of Love You Seven Times gave me a feeling similar to The Starry Love. It seems to balance the comedy with the drama well.

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Revenge story. strong willed female leads

A high school student dreams of becoming an architect. However, she had to drop out of school after suffering from brutal school violence. Years later, the perpetrator gets married and has a kid. Once the kid is in elementary school, the former victim becomes her homeroom teacher and starts her thorough revenge towards the perpetrators and bystanders of her bullying days.

Both are mini dramas about married couples who break up due to misunderstandings and believed cheating. FLs divorce and leave, returning later, at which point the ML who is a rich CEO, realizes he's still in love with her. The two have a love-hate relationship. At some point after or during their breakup, the FL becomes pregnant with the ML's child but won't tell it's his at first.