Both are law dramas where the main character will do anything to win their case. The main characters in both can be considered deplorable and selfish, but are also very strong and confident. Witch's Court is more about sexual assault crimes, while Legal High has a variety of cases.

Both dramas are about the female lead trying to make it as an actress by starting from the bottom. In both dramas, they get help from a veteran actor. In Skip Beat, the main girl uses her past to fuel her ambition, while in Dear Prince, the main girl struggles to overcome her phobia. Dear Prince is more of a supernatural drama, while Skip Beat can be considered an idol drama.

In both dramas, the male leads have supernatural powers. Both have a similar theme of male lead being away/asleep for 100 something years. After awakening, they must re-enter society and learn the ways of the new world as well as find the person that harmed them.

Both are about a group of people stuck at one location. Both have suspense, mystery, and are somewhat dark with a theme for survival. White Christmas is about a group of students stuck at an school over winter break whereas Missing 9 is about a group of celebrities stranded on an abandoned island.

Both revolve around the world of fashion. Although Yes! Mr. Fashion is a drama, the 1st and 2nd male leads also act in the Tiny Times movie series and there are plenty of Tiny Times movie references in the drama. YMF is more heartwarming, cute, and funny, while Tiny Times shows the cutthroat life of the elite.

Both are about succesful, single working women in their 30s. They have a very similar vibe...The director of In Time With You was also part of creating The Pursuit of Happiness.

Both female leads are doctors with similar personality types. They both get transported to another realm/time period. While Faith is more of a medical drama and sageuk, W is more of a modern day romantic comedy.

Both have a similar vibe and feature a group of friends working together and fighting toward a cause. You see them transition to adulthood. In A Good Way is more about their university days while Youth Power is more about post graduation.

Both have the girl living with a famous celebrity who she thinks is gay, except in RNJJH her gay best friend and his twin secretly swap places.

Both dramas deal with music, friendship, and competition. Both have a lot of kpop references.

Both are cute, light hearted dramas about a small business that helps its customers. Both dramas have got supernatural elements in them.