

Similar story of a ghost 'borrowing' a person's body. Both the stories have contrasting characters of ghost and the possessed person. If you're looking for comedy, underdog stories, these are for you. While OMG is surrounding a plot around restaurateur, GD surrounds a plot around a hospital. Both Park Bo Young and Kim Beom are worth watching in their roles.



The Judge from Hell and Ghost Doctor share a supernatural twist blended with emotional depth and humor. Both feature main characters who become trapped between life and death—Ghost Doctor with a genius surgeon’s spirit stuck in a coma, and The Judge from Hell with a grim reaper forced to live as a human to understand human emotions. They explore redemption, healing, and personal growth through spiritual possession or transformation. Despite their dark themes, both dramas mix heartfelt moments with comedy, creating a balance of laughter and introspection. Ultimately, they’re about second chances and finding humanity in unexpected ways.





In both dramas, the male lead gained the ability to see ghosts after having been on the verge of death. This ability will change their work and also their way to see life. Moreover, they use their ability to help the ghosts they can see.
TF is a drama about crimes and reveal the truth behind some deaths, while GD is a medical drama.
TF is a drama about crimes and reveal the truth behind some deaths, while GD is a medical drama.




Both dramas have a doctor who is a rookie doctor (clumsy in Godhand Teru, and doesn't have much interest in being a doctor in Ghost Doctor), but is able to perform miraculous surgeries through possession (in ghost doctor, where a highly skilled doctor's spirit possess the new doctor) and through inheritance (in Godhand Teru, where it is said that the ML inherits the talent from his father).
