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Both are about a woman with multiple personalities and her supportive boyfriend with childhood connection.
A mysterious detective partner duo, teaming up with a strong female lead. Corruption, cases being not what they seem to be, and police officers making mistakes. All are both themes in both dramas. So far, however, The Good Detective seems like the little sister to Watcher. If you enjoy The Good Detective you will adore Watcher.
Also high quality drama with great script, acting, music, cinematography. Leads and side characters are well developed. Psychologically intense show with deep atmosphere that just grabs you into.
Both are romantic short movies that have a photography element. Two Lights is alot sweeter and fluffier but both are nice.
Hideko Takamine brilliantly played the role of a school teacher on a typical remote island community in south Japan during an increasingly militarist government. As was customary at the time, the same teacher saw to their students' education from primary to high school, forming a lifetime bond.
Director Keisuke Kinoshita's camera work is nothing less than genius, beautifully portraying the transitions of seasons from year to year. The water, sand, and dust textures are so distinct that you almost forget that it was filmed in black and white.
Director Keisuke Kinoshita's camera work is nothing less than genius, beautifully portraying the transitions of seasons from year to year. The water, sand, and dust textures are so distinct that you almost forget that it was filmed in black and white.
In Both Drama, the Lead Actress is Ranee Campen. The Main Male Lead are fighters and committed to and protective of what they believe (Forest reservation, against human trafficking in Wimarn Mekala (2016) and Protect the citizen against revel/robbers in Padiwaradda.
Both are centered around AI, although the female lead in I'm Not a Robot is only pretending to be an android. Specially if you thought Are You Human Too? lacked a bit of actual romance and skinship between the leads, I'm Not a Robot might be what you're looking for.
The Female Lead of IOTNBO has such a "female empowerment" and "psychotic" vibe with cranky, antisocial like exterior and yet deep inside has a softer interior of wanting warmth and answers to her life. Just like how Jang Man Wol were in HDL. If I were to quote I saw from an article, "Ko Moon Young is like the mature version of Jang Man Wol, much more crazier and overbearing"
If you like the cameo that Kim Soo Hyun did for Hotel Blue Moon, then I can almost feel as if his character in IOTNBO is like the prequel of Hotel Blue Moon before he actually became a hotel owner. It is as if the reason for him to own this hotel of ghost was so that he could looked for his FL. In this drama, he still has that cool exterior but is much more warmer inside.
The story writing has similar theme of trying to resolves worries/regrets of people, such as in HDL, they resolve the ghost's regrets for them to ascend to the afterlife whilst in IOTNBO, they give treatment to the patients so that they can heal back to normal and our Male Leads for both drama wants to embrace and heal the scars of our Female Leads.
If you like the cameo that Kim Soo Hyun did for Hotel Blue Moon, then I can almost feel as if his character in IOTNBO is like the prequel of Hotel Blue Moon before he actually became a hotel owner. It is as if the reason for him to own this hotel of ghost was so that he could looked for his FL. In this drama, he still has that cool exterior but is much more warmer inside.
The story writing has similar theme of trying to resolves worries/regrets of people, such as in HDL, they resolve the ghost's regrets for them to ascend to the afterlife whilst in IOTNBO, they give treatment to the patients so that they can heal back to normal and our Male Leads for both drama wants to embrace and heal the scars of our Female Leads.
They are both about sports. Although thumping spike is about volleyball while love summer of night is about basketball. Also they both have the female lead as a coach
In both drama, the main Male Lead is Akkaphan Namart. And the Main Female Leads in the Both drama are very capably intelligent and beautiful.
Very similar in cuteness and more centered on the youth side of romance, friendships and growing up! However, TLE is a bit more mature in the sense that it's based in college, and so the characters are meant to be a bit older, however the main themes of first loves and first experiences can be seen in both shows! both super cute and high rewatch value
Super similar in the activities and games that they participate in! All feature great casts, full of funny ass people and really enjoyable moments. Each episode also has a theme that relates to some life lessons that is important or can be applicable to life. LOVE IT!
Really similar in that famous idols or celebrities managed a certain type of shop or restaurant over a period of time! They learn how to manage the finances, do all of the required tasks that it takes to manage their shop. Any fans of the cast (from Idol Producer!!) will also really enjoy this show! But super similar to FOURTRY!
Honestly super similar in terms of going back to an old fashioned age, where you must learn to farm and gather your own ingredients! This show is a bit different to BTF in that they often have more missions and goals given to them by the directing group, and they switch places every couple of episodes! But just as good, with good long term MCS but less celebrity guests.
And it continues!! If you loved the previous two seasons, there's a 3 season!! Unfortunately, Henry Lau was not able to make it back to be a long term MC on the 3rd season but he does guest star in one of the few last episodes! Additionally, a new MC is added (Zhang Zi Feng). Also tons of really awesome guest stars in this season, you don't want to miss out (Joe Chen, Kris Wu, Victoria Song, Dylan Wang, Wei DaXun, etc.)
