Feel Good to Die (2018)

The two get stuck in a time loop and try their best to let the next day come................................

Both have time loops related to their boss and need to change it to get to the next day................

Psychopath Diary is a dark comedy. If you like this drama, and you like dark comedies, you'll probably like Feel Good To Die. It's about a woman who is stuck in a Groundhog's Day like loop and has to save her boss from dying in order escape the loop. The best thing is the comedic ways that they kill off the boss. It's hilarious.

both of them have some "supernatural" elements, one was time slip the other is body switch, and both have a sassy female lead that doesn't stay quite, and the comedy is slightly similar too...

Both shows: 1. Are satires. Meaning that over the top humor is used to showcase real problem in society. 2. Both feel lighthearted despite boasting complex characters who face difficult problems, decisions and consequences. 3. Characters are always held accountable for their actions. 4. FL are grow with each episode and are always actively involved in the narrative. They are charismatic, eccentric, smart, capable and strong. 5. ML are smart, successful but oblivious characters. They are mean, not because they are jerks, but because they are blunt. They hide a gentle heart behind a wall of arrogance. 6. 2ML from Legal High is much more complex and has a role outside of pining for the FL. 7. The support characters from Legal High are more varied than the ones from FGTD. But both shows have, overall, good support characters. 8. The leads bicker a lot at first but soon start finding common ground, creating a balanced and healthy partnership. 9. Antagonists come across as cartoony and are hard to take seriously. But, in the end, the flaws in the system are the real antagonists. 10. Someone wants to bring down the ML. 11. Leads work together. 12. The humor relies on the absurd.

Both focus on a lot of office dynamics and changing the company to be a better business. Both are focused on becoming better people.

Pretty similar office rom-com dramas. They have the overlapping "mean boss" and the lovable main female lead.

Pretty similar office rom-com dramas. They have the overlapping "mean boss" and the lovable main female lead.

In both shows: 1. FL is played by the same actress. 2. FL is very opinionated and stubborn. 3. ML doesn't know how to play politics and, as a result, they end up with a lot of enemies and no friends. 4. ML's are very capable at their jobs, though their underlings don't really feel connected to them. 5. The relationship between the leads is quite rocky at the beginning, with the ML's unable/unwilling to trust them. 6. The antagonists are quite cartoony. One of them is even played by the same actor, who has a similar role in both shows. 7. There's a lot of absurdity in both shows (the comedy is more like a parody). 8. ML is the FL's boss.

Both are office dramas about bad bosses and hard working environments. While Feel Good To Die is a fantasy genre both are comedies

I know this is a weird comparison, but it still works as a recommendation ;p - both female leads are strong, and they are not afraid to make the 1st move. - both male leads start off as reserved or just lonely, the female lead doesn't change them, but they change because of her (does that make sense ^^; ) - this was the drama that "healed" me after MS, it's funny and light and it's a great drama to watch after the "guns, glories and sad endings" of MS.

Both have a male protagonist who is a bit of an asshole and his female subordinate who tries hard to tolerate him even thought his impossible character. Both involve a possible romance between them.

Both are office comedy dramas. Both ML are charismatics and have good characters development. They fight villains to save the company. A funny yet touching dramas !

The two have temporal loops related to their boss.......................................................................

Gong Ah Jung, a level 5 Ministry of Culture official, gets entangled in a web of lies when she mistakenly lies that she's married to Hyun Ki Joon, a noble hotel manager from an affluent family. Their relationship is further complicated when Ki Joon's ex-fiance and a close friend of his brother's, Oh Yoon Joo, reappears in his life.