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mysteries and secrets unfold behind the hotel management...
with a bit of a romance on the side and a bit of a twist at the end...

Meeting again after they choose to separate. Faith makes them reconsider their feelings.

The same premise. In both series the wife tries to make amends so her mother-in-law can accept her.

Both stories involve an older woman falling in love with a younger man. I would consider both to be an almost slice of life romance. There is no "villainous" parents or such attempting to keep the two would be lovers apart. Nor are there any situations too far out there to be realistic. The stories are gentle and involve the differences in ages when it comes to perspectives on relationships. Also, both are adaptations of a manga.

Both tell the story of a young girl giving birth and the struggle of people around her (although the girl in Kodomo no Kodomo is 11 years old).

little girl detective is around school age and with the help of a bumbling young cop solves a crime related to her father's death/ Seonam Girls HS detectives are 5 girls in school solving crimes connected to the headmistresses family and other students. both include some comedy and are a little campy.

In both drama, a rich boy gets a girl pregnant by mistaking her for someone else, then fall in love with her.

Both are hilarious. Great chemistry between male and female leads and I don't mean just romantically. They play off each other well and make you laugh out loud like a lunatic at the most unexpected moments. They also make you feel for their dilemmas at the drop of a dime.

Enjoyed the supporting cast of KMHM more, but MND's parents are fantastic. You just have to cringe your way through the second leads, but it's worth it.

Both dramas star Jiro Wang as an arrogant popular singer that has never experienced love, only to soften as he falls for the female lead. In both dramas the female lead is shy and rather unworldly, and the hero is protective of her, although at the beginning he doesn't understand why he cares so much. Both dramas also show the two leads living in the same house, so both shows feature a lot of sweet cohabitation scenes.

However, Fabulous Boys has more characters, so it develops the side stories perhaps a bit more than ToGetHer. I also felt that the hero in ToGetHer went through more of a change than the one in Fabulous Boys, because apart from falling in love he also loses his popularity, whereas the character in Fabulous Boys never quite reached that level of vulnerability (he was more arrogant and stayed it longer).

Both are romantic, funny and light, with a little bit of drama towards the end (but not too much). Also the actor that plays the manager Jie Ge / Tony Ge is the same in both dramas :p

both are about a teacher trying to help her students, not only because of studies but also help their personal problems too

Music, love, friendship, desire of achieving dreams, that's what this drama and movie have in common. You'll see a girl wanting to make her debut with some boys, a love story between a famous guy and a 'soon to be famous' girl, the ex-girfriend trying to get her guy back and also, the end in both drama and movies seems to be rushed.

Both dramas deal with the production of beauty products. The stories' conflict revolves around deceit, disloyalty greed etc ,the good and bad that will up one cosmetic product over another for the ultimate glory and power of the winning group.

In both dramas, the protagonist hides his real identity from the girl he loves.

Both story about young north korea spy send to south korea for a mission.

Both are about a father risking everything in order to save his daughter.