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A similar case happened to one of the leads who is an orphan at which the director of the orphanage turned out to be the antagonist.

In Player, the world of solving crimes are between the swindlers and the bad guys whilst in accidental detectives, it's between detectives n bad guys, but the chemistry and comedy in both movie/drama gave me similar vibes.

Both main characters have a special supernatural ability which enable them to solve a crime. They also partner up with a detective who's hotheaded when it comes to solving the case.

I am mainly watching this for Henry Lau, he is the best. The episodes can be watched on YouTube, but the unfortunate thing is that there are no English subtitles. I do hope someone can upload these episodes of Super-Vocal 2018 with English subtitles or let me know where I can watch with English subtitles.

Both focus on a lot of office dynamics and changing the company to be a better business. Both are focused on becoming better people.

Both deal with the aftermath of two best friends waking up together after a night of drinking and finding themselves naked.

Characters that want to live their life but have to overcome similar obstacles like facing death and accepting their life while thinking about the future.
-Have a similar feel (VERY similar)
-Disease causes struggle within the family
-Both end on a very sad but happy note

Both drama are based on famous manga by Masakazu Katsura. Both have very beautiful cast. Both are very similar.....................................................................

Another Miss Oh reminds me of Laughter in Waikiki a lot because of the similar humor and slice-of-life plot. Another Miss Oh is slightly more serious while Laughter in Waikiki is much more slap-stick comedic.

Both titles are about an older woman's interest and fascination with a high school aged boy. Both female leads really like the smell of the younger boy.

Both depict conflict in family and Taiwanese rural life. In A Boy Named Flora A, it's about returning home from Taipei to family and dealing with family conflict. Both also have whimsical moments in their storyline, making room for comedy. Also, both have great music.

They both have spouses working as an undercover agent. Cute, comedy and romance with a little bit of action,

Similar plot about a CEO who has an OCD disorder and is "allergic" to other people, until he meets one girl.

Both of these have a dark vibe and deal with similar themes such as demons, possessions, and exorcisms.

Another story of a father selling his daughter to pay off his debts. In "You're Mine, Only Mine", the girl is force to marry the man.

Each episode deals with a different girl facing some important choices that may change their outlook. Also, Kato Rosa plays in both of them. Altough "Ketsuekigatabetsu Onna ga Kekkon Suru Hoho" is more light and comedy oriented than "Tsubasa no Oreta Tenshitachi 2", both doramas are really slice of life.