Seoul Busters

In comparing two dramas, both feature detective teams that gradually become like family. A new member joins, infusing fresh energy into the dynamic. Each episode unfolds a captivating mystery, with Laughter helping to strengthen their bonds as they tackle challenges together.
Including [The Good Detective Season 2]

People with different types of strengths trying to solve big mysteries. A little bit of fun, lots of drama, and some problem-solving.

Both dramas deal with cases. While DKE has a fantasy twist, SB is more realistic with nicely layered jokes. DKE has more family and side-character focus. While SB is more focused on the case themselves and the dynamics between team members. Both are watch worthy with some silly comedy and alright cases. Full entertainment!

Perfect match. Both of these dramas are solid crime-comedies with just enough crime to keep you hooked and hilarious comedy at the center. There is a similar unlikely group team-bonding vibe that comes from both of these dramas as well. Seriously just watch this!

Same cop comedy. If you like one you'll definitely enjoy the other.
In Seoul busters they work together and eventually become a great team whereas in Extreme job they are already a pretty good team according to me.
Both teams are flops at the beginning though.

The similarity between Seoul Busters and Oh My Ghost lies in their masterful execution of the "misfit family" trope, a hallmark of director Yoo Je-won’s storytelling. Both dramas excel at taking a group of marginalized individuals—whether they are bumbling detectives or chaotic kitchen assistants—and transforming them into a formidable, cohesive unit. This transition is usually sparked by a highly competent but socially detached leader who eventually finds their humanity through the team’s unpolished charm. The humor in both series relies heavily on kinetic energy; characters often talk over one another, engage in clumsy physical altercations, and find themselves in absurd situations that test their patience. Ultimately, the shows resonate because they balance this relentless wit with a sincere undercurrent of emotional warmth, proving that even the most dysfunctional groups can find success when they embrace their collective quirks.

Both are comedy drama with similar kind of humor. The theme is quite different though, with seoul busters regarding crime squad while puthl is set in gym, Although it remains to be seen, the focus of puthl seems to be more comedy than romance. There is also actor lee seungwoo in both drama

Police drama with focus on cases with retro themes. They even use sense of smell and retro font styles. The drama takes place in a building with old school style. The focus is om people and not technology

The show has the same male lead and fun vibes but leans a bit less into the comedy than seoul busters

- Bumbling but earnest cops.
- Cases of the week with an overarching mystery regarding the main character(s)
- Begrudging respect develops
- Only one woman on the team

Police/Detective setting . Seoul busters is a lot more comical and light-hearted whereas Flex X Cop is a little serious. But both are really enjoyable.

It has the same type of slapstick comedy and overall quite the similar feel. Both are pretty feel good comedy dramas with a pretty decent understory. To summarize the comedy and the overall feel of both are very similar.

Slapstick workplace comedy. A mix of lighthearted silliness and dark drama, both shows will have you laughing out loud then sitting in deep contemplation.

SEOUL BUSTERS! the name speaks for itself. Busting criminals across seoul- YES. A cop drama, hilarious (infact so hilarious that i maybe typing this from coffin-cause i died laughing [professional lame]), romance is not among the main characters but it is there in thier individual life, mystery and thriller is main. These both have an amazing part in the plot that is "disguise secret mission" basically were they disguise themselves as someone else to hid their identity. Also there is a actor who is in a major role in both of these. (its a secret) Give it a go guys!

The humor mixed with serious cases, but mostly the comedy is similar! In both dramas there is a team that works together. First everyone disliked the new manager, afterwards they start to warm up to him. I recommend both of them if you are looking for a comedy drama!