Law School

Kinda same genre.
Both starts with the death of someone very dear the one of the mc.
While under the skin has quite a no. Of different cases, if my memory is right law school doesn't have that much.
But either way both are very interesting.

Law and the City and Law school are law related dramas with a group of friends and have Ryu Hyeyoung in the main cast.

Both shows have interesting leads.
The cases have Twists and turns.
Both shows have something to do with the law.
The characters are kinda similar.

You have the unspoken romantic vibes between the leads that a develop/have similar vibes to a slow burning romance and a show where I personally got similar vibes from (romance wise) is happiness, it’s a really cute slow burning romance, although in this serie it is spoken about even though it’s not the main theme.

- Both Beyond the Bar and Law School are legal dramas that use the courtroom and law-related settings as the backbone of the story.
- They explore the professional growth of young lawyers/law students under high-stakes conditions.
- Both lean into melodrama/human drama, showing the emotional weight of law on people’s lives — whether it’s students dealing with academic pressure (Law School) or a rookie lawyer confronting personal setbacks (Beyond the Bar).
- They mix mystery/thriller elements into the legal framework — Law School with its central murder case, Beyond the Bar with its suspense around high-risk litigation and secrets at the firm.

I think they have similarities with making youth encourage life, fight together against injustice. University Life with strong friendship.

Both the dramas revolve around a murder case where all the characters are suspects & have a motive.

As an avid fan of hospital playlist, I can assure you Law School is worth it. What i really lijed about Hospital Playlist is the multiple characters, their friendship, learning about the day-to-day life in hospital and the slice of life vibes. All of these elements are present in Law School
Except this time, it is about law students. It has its own unique charm as well. Go for it.

Written by the same writer, it has the same feel and humor while solving cases. The main FLs are a bit out there at times but relatable. If you end up getting put off because of them, they do get better over time!

Both dramas involve complicated cases that start off seemingly small and clear-cut, but turn into a much bigger ordeal as the show continues. Law school has the courtroom scenes that I desperately wanted from bad prosecutor, and both contain protagonists with unclear motives. Law school has been one of my favorite dramas for a long time, and while I wasn't totally satisfied with bad prosecutor, if you enjoyed watching it you'd love law school

It has many things in common. The first episode started with someone died, and both show mostly focus on the reason why they died. Some students in both shows are ambitious and do whatever it takes to achieve what they want. The vibes these two shows have are also similar.

- both dramas feature a mentor figure who teaches law to his younger mentees
- they talk about the meaning of law and justice
- they have mock courts
- neither has romance as a significant part of the plot
- the central figure is a middle aged lawyer with integrity and charisma

-both shows deal with law
-Kang sol A and Park cha oh reum (the female leads) give similar vibes
-both the male leads guide the female leads who tend to be emotionally involved in their cases


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Both dramas features a who dunnit plot with a school element mixed into it.

While Law School is more ensemble cast than Connection which focuses more on the ML, they are similar in which main casts are well written well with depths and portrayed by great acting.

Both focus around law and lawyers. Both feature an "obviously bad guy" character who keeps evading the law and the main characters. Both deal with how there are loop holes in law and how it can be hard to deal with law when you have emotional attachments to the suit in progress.