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Both are about a sort of scientist accompanied by a detective. In Galileo, the scientist is a physicist. In God's Quiz, the scientist is a doctor. Both dramas also exhibit a romantic relationship between the scientist and the detective. Lastly, both are mystery genres in which the scientist helps solve cases.
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it's based on the same plot of a physics professor helping a female cop with cases that seem supernatural at first look. The Mysteries of Love has more romance than Galileo though.
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They're both about scientist solving mysteries in unusual ways and both of the male scientist have a cute female who works with them and clashes with them and has a subtle hint of romance.
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Both dramas have physicists working with a female detective. Kingsley and Galileo have somewhat similar eccentric personalities. The Mysteries of Love is the Chinese Version of Galileo with more romance.
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Both are mystery dramas and deal with special cases.Both have genius but weird lead characters and both dramas are awesome.
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First off can I say, I'm surprised no one mentioned this one. There is Galileo 2 but I never watched b/c Utsumi wasn't the lead.
This is a perfect example. Nanba (Hard Nut) is a student at Tokyo University for Mathematics. Yukawa (Galileo) is an assistant physics professor at Tokyo University. You'll notice the same campus scenes.
Tomoda (Hard Nut) is a straitlaced police detective presented with cases that need a mathematical need---leading to predictions on the killer. While, Utsumi (Galileo) is a straitlaced police detective presented with cases that need a physics understanding in order to predict the killer.
One glaring difference. Nanba is far more excited by the crimes while Fukawa is snobbish & void of any excitement. Tomoda is a bit more concerned for justice while Utsumi is highly sensitive for each crime.
Slight flirtation is found in both shows---well in Hard Nut it's one sided; in Galileo, it's clearly reciprocated.
If you liked or loved Hard Nut then you'll love Galileo and vice versa. This versio is basically, as I said before, is the same story but with a younger pair in Hard Nut with an interesting approach. You'll love it.
This is a perfect example. Nanba (Hard Nut) is a student at Tokyo University for Mathematics. Yukawa (Galileo) is an assistant physics professor at Tokyo University. You'll notice the same campus scenes.
Tomoda (Hard Nut) is a straitlaced police detective presented with cases that need a mathematical need---leading to predictions on the killer. While, Utsumi (Galileo) is a straitlaced police detective presented with cases that need a physics understanding in order to predict the killer.
One glaring difference. Nanba is far more excited by the crimes while Fukawa is snobbish & void of any excitement. Tomoda is a bit more concerned for justice while Utsumi is highly sensitive for each crime.
Slight flirtation is found in both shows---well in Hard Nut it's one sided; in Galileo, it's clearly reciprocated.
If you liked or loved Hard Nut then you'll love Galileo and vice versa. This versio is basically, as I said before, is the same story but with a younger pair in Hard Nut with an interesting approach. You'll love it.