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oMG talk about a time crunch. With Punch the tension never ends. but you keep coming back for more hoping against hope things will all work out in the end. With God's Gift... there's also a lot of tension but the ending left me wanting.

heartbreakingly epic. love, justice, hate, revenge, combat, and politics come in all shapes and forms in drama and but These dramas do it beautifully.

you really want to know if the ends justify the means. both dramas have people doing good and bad things for a variety of reasons and you really don't know who to root for but you hope that good triumphs. Or whatever passes for good in this world.

the leads in both film confess their feelings, make up for their mistakes and try to use the remaining time well after they know that one of them has a terminal illness.

the leads in both film confess their feelings, make up for their mistakes and try to use the remaining time well after they know that one of them has a terminal illness.

the leads in both film confess their feelings, make up for their mistakes and try to use the remaining time well after they know that one of them has a terminal illness.

the leads in both film confess their feelings, make up for their mistakes and try to use the remaining time well after they know that one of them has a terminal illness.

the leads in both film confess their feelings, make up for their mistakes and try to use the remaining time well after they know that one of them has a terminal illness.

the leads in both film confess their feelings and make up for their mistakes after they know that one of them has a terminal illness.

events in both films take place in the baseball world ..........

... from the same writer. Both of them have unique atmosphere and characters.

Both dramas have this old school - but effective - Lois Lane &Clark Kent/Superman relationship between the leads.

Also, the Female Lead is the same in both dramas, so you can see the improvement of the actress.

this drama is also about the main character suffering from D.I.D (multiple personalities)

Both rom-com where the female leads are people from the high society who, for different reasons, became maids :)
Maybe PKK is even more enjoyable because it's shorter... but that's just my opinion! ;)

Similar manic humor with a lot of heart and a great main couple. A more episodic feel, but each mini-arc stayed closer to the show's intended theme and was well paced. Super short.