Leads are two lonely, broken people; similar dynamics to Lost's. Both dramas have a slow-burn plot, with a somber tone.

Both are interesting for Korean baseball fans. Full Count is a docu-series shot in the 2022 season of the KBO League, highlighting team and player performances in the season, meanwhile, A Clean Sweep is a sports-reality show where they gather retired baseball athletes into a team who play against amateur teams to claim the strongest title. You could get to know current remarkable players in the sport in Full Count, whereas, A Clean Sweep gives you another chance to see famous retired players playing again on the field with or against amateur players who will be the future of Korean professional baseball.

Both dramas share a similar tone; calm and relaxing. The heroine in both dramas is quiet and reserved; who is searching for an escape from their busy city life. The difference is, that Lee Yeo-reum in Summer Strike decided to come and stay in a rural town, whereas Park Ha-kyung in One Day Off decided to take one day in her week to wander wherever her heart content.

Juniors who work with seniors and their struggle they face together at work. The one thing that differs is the profession, Incomplete Life is about working as office worker, Live is about working as police. Also similarity between both drama main leads' background, they initially wasn't intended to work as office worker and police.