Remote

Ensemble/team cast, investigations done in a heavily comedic atmosphere, male lead and female lead banter a lot, etc..

The storyline lokks alike...a policewoman, kind but silly and a genious.

Cold and closed off guys who prefer to work alone are assigned a new cheery and excited partner.
They prefer to stay in the "basement" while their new employee does most of the work outside.

Comedy investigation dramas.
Quirky and stoic characters in a police setting solving cases together.
Subtle romance/romantic feelings between characters.

Both are mystery comedy crime dramas starring Kyoko Fukada as a police officer. She's a detective from a rich family in Fugoh, while she's a traffic police dragged into detective work in Remote.

Both female leads help the male leads solve cases by reporting to them what they have seen and heard. Remote is a bit more light-hearted and comedic.

Same female lead and the stories are similar. She plays a amateur detective who, on one hand, solves murder mysteries and on the other is just a normal P.I. Also, the romance is similar since both bosses end up falling for her.

Both are old mystery drama which was quite popular in Japan, so please forgive the low quality of the production. However, both are still quite enjoyable to watch in your free time and you will be really surprised by all the cast who played in it.

Both have a partner of a woman and a man who are solving cases.

Trick is harder to enjoy because it has way too many Japanese puns as a joke. The case is more interesting (its all mix of old legend and fake supernatural) and the characters are weirder.

Another difference is, the woman in Trick is the one who actually solves the case, but in Remote the one who solves the case is the guy.