Both dramas revolve around a police woman that ends up investigating a case that appears to be connected to the murder of a family member. In both dramas there seems to be a cover up of going on and she herself is at one point questioned in regards to her own involvement. Both dramas revolve around an ambiguous group of people where one can never be sure if they are now good or bad.
In both dramas a child witnesses the murder of a family member that is a police man and joins the police force to find out what truly happened to their family member. They investigate the crime and discover that their colleagues may know more than what they first appeared to know. Both dramas play around with every character being grey and not clear if they are good or bad. Both have very similar results for the culprit.
Both dramas are about religious fanatism. In one there is a sect as its core, the other focuses on a single pastor, but both argue their actions through the power of their believe. In both people investigate the cases that have a personal connection to a past case related to it.
While one is an anthology of different stories all related to receiving what one gives, the other is a single story. However both are very similar in terms of themes that they are focused on. Generally it feels like "Master of the House" is an episode of "Nowhere girl".
Both deal around rich families that get involved in a murder case. In both dramas characters are all culprits, going to extreme lengths and lead secret lives in order to guarantee their position. Both are very exciting and shocking dramas.
Both dramas are about a rich family and its estranged members. In both dramas the patriarch of the family and president of the company dies and the family members are now out to find out what happened to him and who will inherit his fortune.
In both dramas a children go missing and in both dramas their parents try to find them again. By doing so, a murder case gets discovered. Both give of very similar feelings.
In both dramas a child "returns" to their family. during the drama doubt arises of the identity of that child and if its truly this person. While in Homesick this is pretty much clear from the beginning, it is a mystery in "Lost in the Shadows". Both children are however involved in a murder case and try to figure out what has truly happened to the person who's identity they have taken on.
A couple of the same actors take part in both dramas. Some are even in very similar roles. Both dramas are part of the Light On series and both deal around characters that you never know if they are good or evil. Both are complex crime dramas with stellar acting and production. You will have a very similar feeling watching both.
In both dramas there is a very uncontroversial female judge that is bras, outspoken and following her own rule of justice. While Judge of Hell is also focusing on a supernatural aspect ,that Miss Hammurabi is not, they are still quite similar in terms of theme, characters and feeling.
Both dramas are about a set of people that have to fulfil a specific amount of demands in order to be spoken free of their sentence. In both dramas this group of people is either gods or grim reapers that are following/guiding through the judgement of people that have sinned. Both are supernatural stories dealing around death, the after life, hell/heaven, sins and forgiveness.
In both dramas judges sentence criminals to experience their own crimes in the role of their victims. Only difference is that Judge from Hell is having supernatural elements while Drama Stage: The Fair is based on a new technology making this possible.
