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Firstly Zhao lusi is working in both shows and she is queen of romantic comedy and genre of both shows are similar - romantic, comedy, business.
Similar Psychopath killer vibes
Psychological thriller
Suspense at every episode which keeps us on the edge of what will happen next
Both ML gets their Brain Damage while catching the killer
Mouse ML gets brain transplant of the killer but Life on Mars ML goes into coma then dreams the world as a nightmare
Psychological thriller
Suspense at every episode which keeps us on the edge of what will happen next
Both ML gets their Brain Damage while catching the killer
Mouse ML gets brain transplant of the killer but Life on Mars ML goes into coma then dreams the world as a nightmare
- Not the same plot but the both the FL in the these drama are CEO's of a big company.
- FL attitude kind of similar, they both so bossy.
- FL attitude kind of similar, they both so bossy.
-both shows deal with law
-Kang sol A and Park cha oh reum (the female leads) give similar vibes
-both the male leads guide the female leads who tend to be emotionally involved in their cases
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-Kang sol A and Park cha oh reum (the female leads) give similar vibes
-both the male leads guide the female leads who tend to be emotionally involved in their cases
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Both stories are dark and the relationship between the two leads developed from hating each other to full cooperation.
Both stories are in the Crime, Detective, and Mystery genre that feature an unlikely cooperation between two polar opposites. Later forming a strong bond/friendship that even goes to lengths of sacrificing oneself for the other.
I felt Love Crossed had the vibe of W.
What happens in "W" is a girl gets into a comic world. She doesn't believe her eyes after getting a glimpse of the boy live. Similarly what happens in "Love crossed" a girl uses a game where she gets a virtual boyfriend and one day she somehow ends up entering a secret house where she finds the boy (her virtual bf look alike) who actually exists in real life.
What happens in "W" is a girl gets into a comic world. She doesn't believe her eyes after getting a glimpse of the boy live. Similarly what happens in "Love crossed" a girl uses a game where she gets a virtual boyfriend and one day she somehow ends up entering a secret house where she finds the boy (her virtual bf look alike) who actually exists in real life.
Girl approaches first.. the boy doesn't give a damn at first.
Plays hard to get game.
Then he gets jealous if he sees the girl talking with someone else alone :'D
Plays hard to get game.
Then he gets jealous if he sees the girl talking with someone else alone :'D
Four handsome boys in both of the dramas
F4 and G4 :'D
A bold girl enters into their lives.
I felt Love crossed had the vibe of MG.
F4 and G4 :'D
A bold girl enters into their lives.
I felt Love crossed had the vibe of MG.
When I watched "love crossed "It reminded me of Cinderela and four knights. A girl who lives with four handsome boys and their bondings are great. Both are cute drama. Every time I watch them I cry with joy... you should watch both. ..
A case of man torn between the wife and the mistress.
In both lakhorns the FL (wife) is extremely gentle and forgiving while the ML is selfish and weak.
In "Nam Sor Sai" its worse because they have been married for a long time and have two kids together. The betrayal is much hard to bear because of that.
In both lakhorns the FL (wife) is extremely gentle and forgiving while the ML is selfish and weak.
In "Nam Sor Sai" its worse because they have been married for a long time and have two kids together. The betrayal is much hard to bear because of that.
Just if you want a serie version because i think it's exactly the same story like EXACTLY (i didn't see quantic physics yet)
Same premise, but Oh! My Dream Daddy is a lighter, less melodramatic romance. Especially since it’s 2min per episode!!
They give off the same dynamic. Vlad and Pete are both rich who are about immature and entitled, but throughout the show they both grow and develop as a character. Karl and Kao are similar trying to support themselves and prove something to themselves. Pete and Vlad are confident with their sexuality, while Karl and Kao are a bit confused at first. They grow to understand themselves with the help of their partner.
Both stories dont really have a linear story line and dont focus on just one character. They're calm thai movies and it feels like the director of By the it Gets Dark was at least a little influenced by the director of Syndromes and a Century.




