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Father and son same age in high school on both dramas
There is a friendship element in both dramas
Both fantasy dramas
Both youth dramas

Father and son same age in high school on both dramas
There is friendship element in both dramas
Both fantasy dramas
Both youth dramas

Both MLs have face blindness and the other lead is the only person whose face they can recognize.
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Both FLs disguise themselves as boys to enter an all male activity to fulfill a dream relating to a loved one. They end up sharing a dorm with the ML with whom they fall in love.

Both featured a lesbian love story and starred Glaiza de Castro and Rhian Ramos as a romantic pair. Both the movie and drama are in Filipino language.

Focused on a team of professionals who craft elaborate matchmaking scenarios for their clients, this drama is inspired by the story of Cyrano de Bergerac, with a fun and modern twist.

A hilarious romantic comedy where a bachelor introduces a woman to his family as his fiancée to escape their matchmaking pressures, despite having no intention of marrying her. The fake relationship evolves as feelings develop.

This historical drama follows a group of matchmakers during the Joseon dynasty who help clients find their perfect match. The team’s work gets complicated when tasked with matchmaking for royalty.
Both dramas are heavy on the matchmaking element.

Both ML are highly intellectual and both are hiding their identities while working for the court trying to resolve their tragic past of being framed for rebellion. The vibe is also similar as is the ending.

The tones of the show are similar. It’s part thriller and part comedy. They both have themes of revenge and found family. Both dramas are so much fun. Highly recommend both.

The tones of the show are similar. It’s part thriller and part comedy. They both have themes of revenge and found family. Both dramas are so much fun. Highly recommend both.

The tone of the shows are similar. There are themes of violence, strong female characters and found family in both.

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Both dramas are about a woman who lives with some men who are not part of her family, eventually creating bond with them and finally involved in romantic scenario with one of them

Family by Choice is basically the Korean version of Go Ahead. Both dramas focus on the idea of creating a family through love and care rather than blood ties. Just like in Go Ahead, Family by Choice has a group of people with tough pasts coming together, supporting each other, and forming unbreakable bonds. If you loved the sibling vibes and heartfelt moments in Go Ahead, you’ll definitely enjoy Family by Choice!