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Both about firefighters and medical staff helping patients. Except one focusses more on diverse topics while The Flaming Heart is more concentrated on romance. Both dramas focus on the human struggles of being in charge of protecting lives.

Grey smart meticulous Male lead who has everything planned in advance and follows his mastermind revenge plan to the end.

Both have the same mysterious characters giving off a strong antagonistic vibe during the beginning (Lee dong sik played by shin ha kyun and Kang yohan played by jisung), the show really uses manipulation so well, the cinematography and the soundtracks are the key narrators. In short, both shows have the same dark environment and twists and turns that keep you on the edge of your seats.
The plot falls on a different angle but the execution of the plotline is almost identical.

Both the dramas surprisingly has similar vibes and similar character development for Leads. Both the Male leads here on these dramas...think similarly!

Both dramas focus on two guys that have different lifestyles and a considerable age gap but are forced to learn to get along with each other. They are heartwarming slice of life dramas with similar mood/pacing and make you think about and appreciate the little things in life.

Watching both lakhorns makes me feel like watching a telenovela from the 90s.

In both lakhorns the main-leads fall early for each other.

There are hidden secrets and intrigue waiting to be opened.

In both version there is a very much selfish,evil and sociopathic Nang Rai who wants the male lead for herself,and wants to destroy the FL´s life at every cost.

Both have similar plots since Kaew Lom Petch is a remake of Luerd Hong.

In both stories a woman switch babies,although for different reasons.

The Male lead has a brother in KLP who is a playboy,similar character exists in LH only he is the female leads biological brother (although they don`t know it) this time.So FL actually has 2 biological brothers in LH.

The main leads do have more encounters in KLP.

Both dramas deal with friends with benefits, open relationships
One of the leads falls for the other even though it is not a typical committed relationship

It’s the prequel for this movie and should be watched before the movie to understand what is happening.

I can't spoil TSP. But once you watch it, you'll understand why I recommended TSP. Also, I need 100 characters and I don't have any more to say, as I don't want to spoil TSP, so I am just adding extra words. Tehee!

Childhood friends meet years after growing apart. The middle school girl spent time with her crush's younger brother who's in primary school at the time. The boy taking a liking to her till she got engaged and moved to the US. Now,he has grown into a fine man and on equal footing finally get to court his childhood crush.

This is the first instalment of the series (Suicide Forest Village is the second instalment). Similarly, this movie was made based on a popular Japanese urban legend called Inunakimura (Howling Village).

Both stories revolve around teenagers fighting other teenagers. One of the character goes through the learning process on how to become strong (or stronger). And of course, you can find a cute bromance.

yam and yoi are somewhat related, same setting, both are family related drama. very very similar in story setting and aesthetic. both are focus on family/generation.

-both about wealthy but dysfunctional families
-both melodramatic comedies like Sky castle
-in both the youngest son falls for a "poor" girl, but in Heard it through the Grapevine they had to get married because she was pregnant
-smart and witty female lead

i personally believe 7.6 is too low of a rating for this masterpiece