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Both are comedy dramas that don't take themselves too seriously (and neither should the viewers!), but not without some genuinely touching moments.

Season 1of the same series, so basically you should first check this one out. It'll give you more insight to the show.

Both are awesome Japanese rom-coms. Both are very funny and light-hearted and most likely will make you feel warm and fuzzy in the end :)

Although one is a drama and the other a movie, both tackle the dating lives and problems of people inserted in the otaku culture. How to Date an Otaku Girl is also very funny, especially if you're familiriazed at least a little bit with the fujoshi culture. If you understand what the word 'fujoshi' means and you liked Date, you'll difinitely like How to Date an Otaku Girl.

In both dramas, two figures from the ancient times time travel to the modern times.

Although the story Unkind Women is more like a typical melodrama, both of them show seperate storylines/lovelines of the members of a family. But in this case, the women members and not the men.

an amateur take the challenge to lead Japan as Prime Minister ....

They both have Joo Won as a main lead. Both are action dramas. In both dramas Joo Won's character is kind of an underdog.

Both leads are goal oriented, ready to do whatever it takes and they use everything and everyone as a stepping stone in order to achieve success in their career. Until they get into an accident that will change them forever. Suffering from amnesia, they try to put together the puzzle of their lost memories and in the process they rediscover their lost true self.

They're both incredible Thai dramas that showcase the difficulties and taboos that our teen youth have to continually face. They have a diverse set of characters that you're bound to relate to and develop affection for.

The 2014 drama Bad Guys was the reason I was intrigued by Hello Monster, due to the similarities between Pyscho-chan and Lee Jun Yeong. Not mention Lee Hyeon's career as a profiler had been my ideal for Lee Jung Moon.

Both film are very similar. Gender is reversed though. Both leads are children when they are taken in by a corrupt group of people they grow to treat like family. Both grow up to call the head of the family mother/farther. Both turn on their families. China town is a lot more brutal in my opinion. A monster boy, he actually grows up with people caring about him, which really added to the movie in my opinion.

It's about another cat and mouse game and the manipulation of Life and Death, its amazing, and I really fall with genius games eep!

Both movies have psychopaths and gore. Great acting from the leads and a plot line that makes the movie more interesting.

Both had rotten kids who takes wrong decisions and tell stories about teens in they're grow-up paths.
They left you a sad and bitter taste but a litlle of hope too.