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Both are set in a fantasy world where the zombie apocalypse is eminent. Both dramas starts by showing how the outbreak supposedly started and how the people around them adapt to the situation. The origin of the pathogen is different but it still has the same effect. Not your typical zombie shows.

Like the Japanese Ballad of Narayama, Kim Ki-young’s Goryeojang (???) envisages a world in which the old are expected to sacrifice themselves for the young, but unlike either Keisuke Kinoshita or the later Shohei Imamura, Kim struggles to find nobility in adherence to such a cruel and inhuman tradition.

Both horror films go around a possession case set in a village/rural area, either from Thailand or South Korea. As The Medium's producer, Na Hong Jin's work constitutes a big force of influence, making it obvious its resemblance with The Wailing.

Both dramas follow lives of people who, after their busy work, head to a bar for a bottle (or two!) of soju. Both dramas focus on drinkig culture, food, everyday life issues and crazy epic friendship dynamics (for WLDN it's 3 main female leads, for DS it is Noryangjin male trio)

Let me be your knight is about idols struggling from psychological and metal health...imitation is also a story about the struggle idols have throught their career..they also shown people struggling while debuting and after debut and even after success and also even if they don't get opportunities to show case to the world .. and one thing is comman in both its an idol theme drama and main lead is lee jun young (U-KISS)

Both are dealing with serial killers though I saw the devil has a revenge element in it.
Both has Cat and Mouse game between them.
(I saw the devil is much more gory and Insepctor Koo doesnt contain it)
(Inspector koo's serial kerial K kills the targets in such a way that it appears as an accident)

If you like "I saw the devil" try Inspector Koo, you might like it.

Both are dealing with serial killers though Signal has a Sci-Fic element in it.
Both have action, suspense, thriller elements.
If you like Signal, try Inspector Koo and there is good chance you would like it.

Both these contemporary dramas are sequels of period dramas.
The common point is that the main leads features in the dramas are reincarnations of the prequels.

The difference is that Forever and Ever is a full fleshed drama while Good Bye My Princess: Special is made up of snippets.

Both dramas have an outspoken female lead and have a mixture of comedy, mystery, action and romance

Both have that unique combination of making you feel happy, sad, confused, empty, overwhelmed, and captivated at once.
Both have multiple couples with Goblin having 2 and More Than Blue having 3.
Both depict the power of true love and what people will sacrifice for the person they love the most.
Both have beautiful OST’s
Both involve working in a music setting- (record company for More Than Blue and radio station for Goblin).
Both have great performances
Both will stay in your mind for a long time after you have finished.

Good Korean time travel story. Heartwarming stories. Involve the male lead love of the woman. Past, present and future. Worth watching

Back and forth. Unfinished business.love, family, friendship, heartwarming movie. Past at present. Good movies

The main lead went back and forth. Future self. New discover. Heartwarming movie. Desperate, emotional but beautiful.

Time travel. Mystery. Confuse first but king of clear out. A touch or romance. One is Korean one is Japanese

- Both dramas related to insurance
- Insurance investigations, foul play cases, murder/cold cases to solve
- Fight against corrupt/powerful people who want to cover up their crimes at any cost
- Twist & turns of truths
- Action , Thriller pack scenes