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They really said a drama with one cute kid isn't enough, let's make one with two adorable little beanies..

Both dramas have a female lead who knows martial arts and works as a stunt double. Both male leads remind me of each other in looks, personality, being wealthy, successful and who fall in love first.

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Both have leads with an odd memory loss but are immune to or helped by the other lead. Both MLs have a scientific study or program that assists/keeps track of memory.

Both shows feature the main lead in a love triangle with two other men. One of which he had been in a relationship with for a while, and the other who is a new love interest who knew the main lead before they got into their current relationship.

Both are mini dramas in which the FL has a long secret crush on the ML and follows him from high school to college, hoping to finally win his heart.

-Chris Wu's roles were pretty much similar; he stars in "The World Between Us" as a lawyer; while he's a prosecutor in "Copycat Killer".
-Some of the characters in both dramas also work in a news TV channel.
-The similarity of both dramas' story is that they were looking for the mastermind behind the crime.
-Same number of episodes per drama (10 eps. each)

Even though at first glance they don't seem to have anything in common it's the atmosphere and the overall feel of the romance. In both shows the affections and bickerings between ML and FL are similarly adorable, feverish, loud, heartwarming, sad, joyous, melodramatic, hurtful, amusing, ...
They take you for an emotional ride and you become very invested in the relationships. Also in those of the supporting casts.

movie about girlhood in late 90s and early 00s , love-hate relationship between two best friends , and a sad love triangle.

there is a lot of misunderstandings. but eventually they are cleared up and the love the 2 main leads have for each other shines through

?Dumb ways to die
So many dumb ways to die

Invite a psycho-killer inside
Scratch a drug dealer's brand new ride
Take your helmet off in outer space
Use a clothes dryer as a hiding place

Dumb ways to die
So many dumb ways to die?

Both dramas concern/relates to the criminal justice system/legal system/the courts.
However, one focuses on prosecutors and the other focuses on lawyers and judges.

After the sudden death of the beloved and important figure to their nation, someone needs to fulfill the role of the new ruler.

In Under the Queen’s Umbrella, the queen trains her four sons to become the next crown prince. If she doesn’t succeed, she will be kicked from her throne and her queen title will be taken from her. More importantly, she will never find out who killed her first son, the late crown prince.

In Designated Survivors: 60 Days, the Minister of Environment has no choice but to take on the role of the president of South Korea. Day after day, new problems arise that could terrorize the country. Though he succeeds to keep the country safe, he has no time to catch his breath. They still don’t know who planned the bombing of the National Assembly, killing the entire cabinet (the president and all ministers) except for himself. Time is ticking, because the next “bomb” is about to set off.

Both shows have a strong, good hearted main character supported by an amazing team. They inspire everyone remain positive and hopeful. Their wittines helps them to confidently deal with any problem thrown at them.... even treason!

Both female leads are their own boss' and have to adapt to their new lives under less optimal conditions. While one accidentally ends up in a small quiet town in North Korea, the other escapes to a beautiful small and old town near the big sea. In attempt to sort their new lives out, they come across a tall, handsome and confident man. They fall in love, but... Can new love really make you feel at home anywhere in the world?

If you like the crime story in this show, look no further. The Good Bad Mother is about a single mother raising her son to become a promising lawyer, all while she runs her pig farm. Unfortunately, her ways of parenting has severed the relationship with her son. While she tries to reconnect with her son, her son sets up a plan to officially end their mother-son relationship. One day, her son gets into a car accident and becomes his 7-year old self. Not being able to move his body and having lost his memories, his mother starts caring for him. While he gets better, she finds out about the secrets he kept from her. Was that car accident really an accident?

Both shows are about a single mother, are set in a small town/on the country side, contain some sweet romance, contain a crime mistery.