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The Killer's Shopping List has a lot more intense/serious scenes than Boss-dol Mart. Regardless, both shows share the same plotline of store workers trying to run a store and becoming close--or reconnecting-- friends with one another (undertones of found family). Both shows also have moments of mystery and comedy.
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Both have a lovable and comedic mishmash of store workers (TKSL)/store owners (Vincenzo) who come to rally around the main character and aid them in their missions. Pieces of found family can be found here and there. Vincenzo is a bit more serious and more overt in found family. Romance is treated more as a side troupe than the main focus in both.
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Both are gay love stories between a bodyguard and their boss with the plot involving the mafia. The main couple in both had a poor initial meeting but gradually fell in love as the plotline progresses.
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Both involve the mafia and possess dark themes—incredible cinematography and acting with just a dash of comedy.
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Both are about discontent and corruption in the Thai schooling system. Both are thrillers that keep you on your toes wondering what happens next.
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Not a body switch but there is a switch in power dynamics. The younger male lead goes from being under the elder male lead to being his boss.
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Both showcase the main lead having autism with heartwarming family moments and great character growth.