Both are hospital settings about doctors that deal with different patients, while emphasizing on their personal lives.
Dramas have similar premise. A person with a special syndrome who has very high IQ enters into the professional world. The special doctor/lawyer also seems to have more compassion/humanity for people than those around him/her who care more for worldly honor than an individual's dignity/personal choices (the last sentence is quite hard to explain but the people who watched both shows will understand what I mean).
There are other similarities aside from the basic plot/story. Both shows got a lot of praises while airing, raising the profile of their respective actors who played the autistic character more. Good Doctor received a lot of awards and there's a large probability Extraordinary Attorney Woo might receive many awards too. The US also decided to have a remake of both shows.
There are other similarities aside from the basic plot/story. Both shows got a lot of praises while airing, raising the profile of their respective actors who played the autistic character more. Good Doctor received a lot of awards and there's a large probability Extraordinary Attorney Woo might receive many awards too. The US also decided to have a remake of both shows.
Similarity? How the male lead is sick or having family members opposing and yet the romance are going strong. Good medical case study for you to study and learn about from the perspectives of the patients too. Perhaps only in drama, can we see ill-ed person having a lasting romance.
I picked this drama as something that is similar in a sense
that the charters work in a hospital and they have
obstacle in their way from work and love .
but that also does't mean that they aren't Good at
what they do and aren't Good for each other .
that the charters work in a hospital and they have
obstacle in their way from work and love .
but that also does't mean that they aren't Good at
what they do and aren't Good for each other .
Both depict the success of an autistic young man with the help of the female lead character. Good Doctor is a Kdrama while Marathon is a Kmovie based on real events.
it is the stated remake of the korean version
tho the points differs in diff moments the overall is good
tho the points differs in diff moments the overall is good
Both dramas main protagonist is a man with savant syndrome who uses his photographic memory and intelligence in a certain area to help others. In Ataru the main lead helps police solve cases while in Good Doctor the lead uses his medical skills to help pediatric patients. They are both alike because each show goes into the same subject: Just because someone has a mental disability does not mean that they are incapable of helping society in there own way.
Both series try to point out what it makes to be a "Good Doctor". As someone who cares about their patients, both series follow similar themes. So if you are looking for series with similar topic and environment, these are it.
Similar plots in the fact that both male leads have mental illnesses and are proving themselves to be more than just their limitations. The rest of the plot differs on the other hand. Good Doctor said about just that being a good and capable doctor despite mental and social "limitations" and Decoded is proving hat even though he can't at the beginning he will improve himself and show that he can be great if not better than those without his condition. I fell in love with both leads and these roles show just how great they are as actor
Both drama has a main male leads in which have a mental disorder and it shows how hard their lives are and how they fight society in their own ways to try to live a normal life. The female leads in bot shows act as a pillar of hop for the Male leads in these shows and it really emphasises how relationships can save people and give them hope.
