Lie to Me

The leads' interactions are very similar in both. Also, there are many repeated scenes in both.

They both have the same humorous yet serious feeling to it, as well as the wealthy main character and the \"less fortunate\" female lead, and the female lead is strong and righteous in both dramas. The only \"big\" difference is that the \"evil aunt\" character in Lie to me isn\'t actually evil.

ha ha very good show if you like lie to me, chances are your gonna love secret garden in my opinion. besides the main lead is hella cute :)

These drama's have A LOT of similarities. Both of the leading males are rich and they both have similar friendly & supportive secretaries. Both of the male leads have a close friend/brother who becomes somewhat of a love rival, and like the same girl. & there's more that I just can't think of now.

Both seem very similar, with one they pretend to be married, the other they are forced by their parents. both only pretend at first then it turns to real love, then old girlfriend comes back and causes trouble.

Both series have a contract that the leads have signed. In Full House the motive is to share the house while in Lie to Me it involves fake marriage.

Sunny Happiness has a contract marriage, and it's an amusing watch.

also a contract (fake) marriage that turns into love . lie to me is more serious while full house is the perfect romance comedy

Different story plots, but both are funny romantic comedies about unmarried spinsters that tell a lie which jeopardize their jobs

Both leading actors and actresses give off the same vibe. Similar timid, innocent girl and arrogant, workaholic, obsessive heir. Even the development of the story and the relationship between the main actors and actresses are very similar.

Both dramas are about two people being in fake relationship (or contract relationship) to achieve their goal. In both of these dramas, male leads are rich men from higher society (both are actually hotel owners/managers) and female leads are average women (a teacher and an office worker).

The beginning of episode 1 is exactly the same. I just started watching it. I'll comeback to edit this...

The same idea of marriage by contract.

Gong Ah Jung, a level 5 Ministry of Culture official, gets entangled in a web of lies when she mistakenly lies that she's married to Hyun Ki Joon, a noble hotel manager from an affluent family. Their relationship is further complicated when Ki Joon's ex-fiance and a close friend of his brother's, Oh Yoon Joo, reappears in his life

University student, Takatsuki Minato, likes things to be clean and in order while her stepbrother, Takatsuki Toru, is a bit of a player. One day, while cosplaying as a high-school student in a fashionable district in Tokyo, Minato accidentally bumps into Toru and quickly lies about her identity. To her surprise, Toru appears to take an interest in her alternate identity, Mina, and asks her out. Thinking that she might be able to cure Toru out of his playboy ways, Minato continues to disguise herself as Mina but will she be able to keep up the charade when she starts developing feelings for Toru?