The Producers (2015)

They share:
- Cha Tae Hyun
- many guest and cameo appearances

and I think many of the people behind the dramas are the same.

Both of them are about the entertainment industry and the difficulties and problems that can occur in life of managers, clients and agencies.

Shows how things are behind the scenes making and producing dramas and tv shows. They're also both made with interesting story lines not boring at all.

Both actually have my favorite trope, the "film a variety show inside the drama and have the producer fall for her/his subject"

It kinda feels forbidden, like breaking the 4th wall and have the person behind the camera fall the person infront of the camera. But if it wasn't a drama, would never know about this cute little bts

Both center around show production and have a idol cast member (Siwon). While Producers centers around variety. The King Of Dramas centers around the production of drama and the relationship between cast members, writers, producers and ratings.

They are similar in the way that they try to realistically portray the working lives of the main characters . The friendship (only 2 in the producers) & relationships are also similar. Overall, both are slice of life shows without exaggerating or being over the top.

"Koisuru Caster" is a love comedy set on the news floor that condenses the "conflict," "growth," and "heart-pounding" moments that aren't fully depicted in the main story of Motohashi Yusuke, an assistant director (AD) in his second year in the workforce who aspires to be a reporter but is frustrated because he can't achieve what he wants to do.

Both dramas are about PDs and their daily lives both at work and their relationships outside. Both are comedies and you can see some romance between the co-workers.

"Koisuru Caster" is a love comedy set on the news floor that condenses the "conflict," "growth," and "heart-pounding" moments that aren't fully depicted in the main story of Motohashi Yusuke, an assistant director (AD) in his second year in the workforce who aspires to be a reporter but is frustrated because he can't achieve what he wants to do.

Honami plays a newscaster, a tough pro who is capable of stonily reporting even her own husband's death in an traffic accident on air. The plot revolves around Honami's relationship with her late husband's teenage son who she is forced to take in. The show stars popular Kyozo Nagatsuka as the boy's lawyer and her romantic interest. The series also includes a lot of behind-the-scenes newsroom action and depicts the rivalry between the show's director and producer, who are locked in a constant debate over whether new and variety are, or should be, one and the same.

If you loved the stubborn, awkward chase for dreams in Fight for My Way, The Producers offers another kind of messy ambition — this time inside the chaotic world of television.

Both dramas celebrate humans who don’t fit the mold, who stumble, fail, and still find a way to belong — not by changing who they are, but by holding onto it.

Two best friends start living together and realizes their feelings for each other.

Both dramas provide a blend of comedy and drama while offering insights into various facets of the entertainment industry, much like "Aema."

the concept of the drama is similar although the story is different to that of the producers. Producers covers the story of 3 producers and a celebrity in the form of a documentary of sort.