Recommendations

Both leave you with a similar, almost surreal, feeling. I think it's the way the scenes are captured and how the ost fits perfectly into it. Though I personally didn't really like the story of AMO, if you like one you should definitely check out the other. I really loved everything about YAMS by the way!

Clever and badass female lead (that is on the good side) and male lead is the antagonist. Both are crime/police and suspense genre.

Both MLs are Doctors
Both FLs are super cute and adorable
MLs are doc of FLs..............................

Fix You explores how one deals with anger and where does happiness actually come from; it asks these questions through a quirky psychiatrist on a mission to help people heal and a rising star whose emotional wounds run deep. It mainly deals with Lee Si Joon, the eccentric but passionate psychiatrist, and Han Woo Joo, a patient who struggles with anger issues and recurring mental breakdowns that threaten to derail her career and her -- the drama takes the viewer on a journey through Lee Si Joon and how he helps mend Han Woo Joo's soul while finding his healing too.

It's Okay, That's Love is the story of Jang Jae-yeol, a successful tv host and author with an obsessive-compulsive disorder who suffers from major childhood trauma. Ji Hae-soo is a psychiatrist in driven, compassionate, and ambitious psychiatrist but has a negative outlook on love and relationships. They bicker when they first meet but slowly realize their love for each other and try to begin to heal each other's deep-seated wounds, despite Jae-yeol's deep mental health issues.

Night Doctor is similar to Tokyo MER in that it too is a specially formed emergency care unit. They also go to emergency and accident sites, something the day duty doctors could never do. The program's advantage is that it eliminates the shift system, making it possible to provide appropriate care 24 hours a day. Additionally, their policy is no case is ever rejected -- they too have a leader with a similar conviction as Toyko MER's who believes that every life is worth saving regardless of the complexity of the medical case.

The three main couples reminded me of the main couple in this series : PeteAe they had similar personality in a way, because whenever they faced a problem or a misunderstanding in their relationship they always talk with each other and try to solve it, they actually know how to have a mature conversation

In both of these dramas there's an unplanned pregnancy. Additionally, in both dramas the female lead is naive. In both dramas, you will be infuriated with the male lead. Last but not least, in both dramas the second male lead is a good guy.

A mystical person appears in order to bring out the dark side of human beings. The motivation is not totally clear, but both main characters seem to enjoy the suffering they create.

The elements of a father-daughter relationship and a new family forming are very similar.
Thank You also has a medical element to the drama as well.

~ Both have career driven women.
~ Both have a Business theme.
~ Both have nice, sweet male leads.
~ Both have the Age Gap theme.
~ Both have past connections.

Well, although the plot of the two shows have no similarities, and the two shows are still ongoing, there are other things I found similar in the show.The ml in (prince of push) and the fl in (she was pretty), both get a makeover, although the reasons for both are different, the transformation kinda changes their personality (in a good way). It's also about character development. The fl although hasn't changed much, the ml in prince of push has a major character development, in the second episode itself. Although the development is gradual in both, both the shows are pretty good.

Both feature a couple in their thirties who have mature and respectful attitudes towards relationships. The single parent stigma is addressed throughout each drama and each has well-rounded supporting characters. They have similar pacing and atmosphere.

similar ideas with twins that switch lives but only one of them are aware due to different reasons.
long lost twins.
some romance in both but with different plots.

In this tale, the pressures of family and motherhood turn the hero's wife into a shrew. Or is she?

Our everyman decides that his life would have been so much happier if he had married his previous crush and life gives him a chance to find out. We get to follow him on his bittersweet journey to find what he is really missing.

With a sprinkling of humour, "My Wife's Having an Affair this Week" also depicts how a wife - although loved by her spouse - deals with feeling over-worked and under-appreciated. Instead of mental illness or depression, the eponymous wife copes thanks to the comforting arms of a rich, handsome businessman.

This story is told almost exclusively from the viewpoint of the husband. As such the failure of the institutions of marriage, motherhood, & society to support women more generally are implicit rather than explicit.