It's Okay, That's Love (2014)

These are completely different plot-wise, but they leave you with a similar feel and strong message. In both dramas, the leads fall for each other while the female lead helps the male face his fears and overcome emotional issues from childhood, and the male lead helps to break down her guarded emotional walls. Plus the supporting cast in both are just as lovable! Add some gif-able comedic scenes and squeal-worthy bromances and you've got a couple of dramas worthy of a 10 star rating IMHO! If you like one then you're sure to like the other.

WARNING SPOIL : ML in it's okay that's love and FL in Crush both have psychological problems of the same sort

This drama is also about pschologist. Even though they don't like each other at the beggining, the romance grows over time. This drama also explores different psycholofical illnesses and past traumas.

- about broken and burdened characters who are trying to make peace with the past and move on though they are different issues. ( mental illness vs death of a spouse , fear of intimacy vs professional misconduct).
- the Dr Female Lead with a phobia/fear or hiding some painful past incident.
- the positive and supportive working environment. Bosses in both dramas have similar characters and encourage growth of those around them by encouraging them.
- Drs have different professions though ( Gynecologist vs a Psychiatrist)

Both have characters which closest people aren't actually alive and present. They involve that person's sad story from the begining to the end of the show and talk about receiving the right amount of psychological help and love + support from your friends and family.

-Both medical dramas
*Doctor John is much more medical focused though
-Female lead is there to help male lead through tough times
*Can't say much so as to not spoil
-Just a similar vibe between both dramas
*Especially with the music
In general both are really good dramas and I would 10000% recommend you give them a shot

Both are melodramas and deal first-hand with the topic of illness, and both dramas use it as a mechanism to cause conflict but also cause the leads to become closer. If you enjoyed the exploration of illness in either drama, you will enjoy the other one too.

Delves further into an occupation,this time psychiatry and mental illness. Same writer and director, Kwangsoo as a support role, Sung Dong Il also as a support role with a really great relationship. It's relatable and talks about the realities of the job and how mental illnesses are more prevalent than we think. Like Live, it's a really beautiful watch.

Both the movie and the drama involve a psychological setting and have absolutely great acting. As different the dealing with the mentally ill is, hope resonates in both.

Both dramas:
> show mental problems and how the affect the relationship
>have sometimes dark/crime vibes
>incredible and modern soundtrack
>FL is a bit eccentric
>will make you fell warm
>show the way to healing
>more then one couples
>fresh approach to plot line

Played by the same actress, both FL have a hard time accepting love. I think the movie and the show have the same kind of feel to it. I would recommend watching both for the humor and light and comfortable romance feeling

Both have a female and a male protagonists, suffering from mental illnesses. One of the male protagonists is diagnosed with schizoprenia.

Both deal with crimes, which happened in the past and a whole bunch of people trying to find the truth.

In it there is a beautiful man, suffering from auditory hallucinations.

Both male leads are writers who are fond of releasing consistent dark novels. Well, there's a story behind, but its story is interesting as characters' real personalities keep on developing. This is beyond a romcom drama! ^^

There's also a connection between Go Kyung Pyo and D.O. characters and the male leads that only them could experience.

Both dramas deal with the psychological aspect of human nature as well as romance and life in general. MARS is a bit more deep and dark than It's okay, It's love but both are very good dramas. MARS is one of my absolute favorites, it's based on, and follows quite faithfully, the original manga by Fuyumi Soryo. I absolutely recommend you check it out! Like the phrase goes, it's an oldie but a goodie. ^_^