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-Both have some sort of connection with con artists and criminals working together to solve the crime
In both shows:
1. FL is played by the same actress.
2. FL is very opinionated and stubborn.
3. ML doesn't know how to play politics and, as a result, they end up with a lot of enemies and no friends.
4. ML's are very capable at their jobs, though their underlings don't really feel connected to them.
5. The relationship between the leads is quite rocky at the beginning, with the ML's unable/unwilling to trust them.
6. The antagonists are quite cartoony. One of them is even played by the same actor, who has a similar role in both shows.
7. There's a lot of absurdity in both shows (the comedy is more like a parody).
8. ML is the FL's boss.
1. FL is played by the same actress.
2. FL is very opinionated and stubborn.
3. ML doesn't know how to play politics and, as a result, they end up with a lot of enemies and no friends.
4. ML's are very capable at their jobs, though their underlings don't really feel connected to them.
5. The relationship between the leads is quite rocky at the beginning, with the ML's unable/unwilling to trust them.
6. The antagonists are quite cartoony. One of them is even played by the same actor, who has a similar role in both shows.
7. There's a lot of absurdity in both shows (the comedy is more like a parody).
8. ML is the FL's boss.
In both shows:
1. The female lead caused the ML to incur psychological/mental damage. In the case of HMKM, his personality splits. In the case of DJ, the ML becomes unable to distinguish faces.
2. ML is forced to keep his mental issue a secret, forcing himself into isolation.
3. ML's secretary is the only one in the know about the ML's problem and they work extra hard to try and find a solution.
4. The FL becomes a special present for the ML, who helps them deal with their problem. In a way, the FL becomes something of a "safe harbor" for the ML.
5. FL is loud, open and able to speak their mind.
6. Unlike the ML, the FLs are very close with their respective families.
1. The female lead caused the ML to incur psychological/mental damage. In the case of HMKM, his personality splits. In the case of DJ, the ML becomes unable to distinguish faces.
2. ML is forced to keep his mental issue a secret, forcing himself into isolation.
3. ML's secretary is the only one in the know about the ML's problem and they work extra hard to try and find a solution.
4. The FL becomes a special present for the ML, who helps them deal with their problem. In a way, the FL becomes something of a "safe harbor" for the ML.
5. FL is loud, open and able to speak their mind.
6. Unlike the ML, the FLs are very close with their respective families.
In both shows:
1. ML suffers from a mental problem. In the case of TBI, ML can't recognize faces. While in DJ the ML has lost his ability to form short-term memories, causing him to forget the previous day.
2. In his attempt to protect the FL, the ML gets run over, which causes his disability.
3. ML is the heir of a big company with plenty of enemies trying to take them down. As a result, they are forced to hide their disability from co-workers and family alike.
4. The ML's secretary is the only one who knows about his disability.
5. FL are both actresses. Though DJ's FL has lost her popularity by the second episode.
6. FL's are hard workers and have a tight-knit group of supporters.
7. ML becomes super sweet once he falls in love with the FL.
1. ML suffers from a mental problem. In the case of TBI, ML can't recognize faces. While in DJ the ML has lost his ability to form short-term memories, causing him to forget the previous day.
2. In his attempt to protect the FL, the ML gets run over, which causes his disability.
3. ML is the heir of a big company with plenty of enemies trying to take them down. As a result, they are forced to hide their disability from co-workers and family alike.
4. The ML's secretary is the only one who knows about his disability.
5. FL are both actresses. Though DJ's FL has lost her popularity by the second episode.
6. FL's are hard workers and have a tight-knit group of supporters.
7. ML becomes super sweet once he falls in love with the FL.
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In both shows:
1. Female lead caused the ML to incur psychological/mental damage. In the case of HMKM, the ML's personality splits. In the case of TBI, the ML becomes unable to distinguish faces.
2. ML is forced to keep his mental issue a secret, forcing himself into isolation.
3. ML's secretary is the only one in the know about the ML's problem.
4. The FL becomes someone who helps heal the ML.
5. FL is loud, open and able to speak their mind.
6. The leads start their relationship with a binding contract.
In both shows:
1. Female lead caused the ML to incur psychological/mental damage. In the case of HMKM, the ML's personality splits. In the case of TBI, the ML becomes unable to distinguish faces.
2. ML is forced to keep his mental issue a secret, forcing himself into isolation.
3. ML's secretary is the only one in the know about the ML's problem.
4. The FL becomes someone who helps heal the ML.
5. FL is loud, open and able to speak their mind.
6. The leads start their relationship with a binding contract.
Chen Kun, Yang mi, Feng Feng, and a similar storyline of demon-human affair, love and loss. I haven't seen the previous Painted Skin movies or drama, but this one was very watchable.
Matching CGI, same classical Chinese storytelling of star crossed lovers. I love these folk tale type of movies.
Both deal about friends who realize they feel more than friendship for the other person. Both deal about the nearly same story, so if you like one of them you are bound to like the other as well
The relationship between Ji Chang Wook and Song Yoon Ah (Madame) in the K2, is very similar to the relationship between Jang Hyuk and Lee Mi Sook in Money Flower. Even though Ji Chang Wook is my favorite actor and while the action in the K2 was great, overall Money Flower is a better drama.
They are both Historical Wuxia Chinese dramas. The friendship value, in both dramas, made them worthwhile to watch. The main leads are involved with fate/destiny. Both male leads are very intelligent and try to find their path in life.
Same kind of subtle romance and there is a cute second female lead who wholeheartedly love the male lead and do everything just for him.
In both drama the ending seems disappointing but it is not that bad. With that difference that the male lead in The Taoism Grandmaster doesn't end up with anyone there.
Both drama are really interesting and I highly recommend everyone to watch them.
Same kind of subtle romance and there is a cute second female lead who wholeheartedly love the male lead and do everything just for him.
In both drama the ending seems disappointing but it is not that bad. With that difference that the male lead in The Taoism Grandmaster doesn't end up with anyone there.
Both drama are really interesting and I highly recommend everyone to watch them.
Yuko Tanaka previously worked with Director Nobuo Mizuta and Screenwriter Yuji Sakamoto in 2010 NTV drama series "Mother" and 2013 NTV drama series “Woman: My Life for My Children.”
Both stories portray the harshness life brings and the strive of the characters to do good/survive while exposing humanity.
Both stories portray the harshness life brings and the strive of the characters to do good/survive while exposing humanity.
Yuko Tanaka previously worked with Director Nobuo Mizuta and Screenwriter Yuji Sakamoto in 2010 NTV drama series "Mother" and 2013 NTV drama series “Woman: My Life for My Children.”
Both stories portray the harshness life brings and the strive of the characters to continue living is beautiful. These both pull on your humanity heart strings.
Both stories portray the harshness life brings and the strive of the characters to continue living is beautiful. These both pull on your humanity heart strings.
Both have doctor-actress pairings. Both plots involve pretend relationships. Unlike Fluttering Warning though, I find the "villainy" in Love At First Hate to be too petty.
Although one mainly deals with rape and the other suicide, they have a very similar vibe. These dramas are not for the faint of heart, those who enjoy mushy romance, or those wishing to escape the harsh realities of life. Both dramas do an impeccable job of illustrating some of the gravest and heaviest problems facing society and you will definitely “get the feels” while watching.
**Warning: You’ll need a box of tissues!**
**Warning: You’ll need a box of tissues!**
Same director. Both dramas have the same premise except that Gay Ok is more about gay men and Friend Zone focuses on a mix of straight women and gay relationships
