Dramas like
He Is Psychometric

The closest match in the catalog, and it is the same trade. A power that shows you something about a crime, a prosecutor who has to act on it without evidence, and young leads doing melodrama and procedure in the same hour. Difference: the visions are of the future rather than the past, and it is pace 4 with a far more intricate legal structure, so it is busier and better plotted.

Hooks early Episode 2, once the three of them realise they are dreaming the same futures.

Cold cases and the guilt of the people who closed them. Same engine of information arriving by impossible means, same institutional complicity, same focus on a fire or a file that ruined a family. Difference: no romance to speak of and comfort 2, and it is a genuine mystery played cold where this one keeps reaching for warmth.

Hooks early Episode 1. The walkie-talkie premise is set up and paid off inside the first hour.

A detective forced to work a case with the wrong tools. Shared cast, and the same structure of a present-day investigator reaching into a past he cannot legally access. Difference: romance 0 and much bleaker, with a period setting and a bitter joke about policing that this show has no interest in making.

Hooks early Episode 2, once the 1988 precinct stops being a joke to him and starts being a place.

Powers hidden, then eventually used to protect a child. Same treatment of an ability as a burden to carry quietly rather than a gift, same tenderness toward young people carrying something adult. Difference: it is a large-scale action series with a state antagonist, so the intimate two-hander at the centre of this show is replaced by scale.

Slow start Episode 7, when the show stops being about three kids at school and hands the whole middle stretch to their parents.

Same director, and the same genre-blending appetite. Kim Byung Soo again mixing supernatural rules, crime and romance, with identical meters across pace, romance, weight and comfort. Difference: it is a fantasy epic with a demon-king mythology, and it is much messier, so the tight sixteen-episode discipline here is not on offer.

Slow start Episode 5, once the contract between them is actually binding.

An ability that stops working when the person is unwell. Same idea that a power is tied to a psychological state and costs something to use, same gentle handling of young people who did not ask for it. Difference: it is domestic comedy-drama with no crime plot, so the investigation that structures this show is absent.

Slow start Episode 7. The con at the centre stops being a con, and both the show and its episode ratings step up and stay up.

The same trade, weighted the other way. A young person with an inconvenient gift, a police-adjacent investigation, a serial predator plot and a romance played broad, and the two shows get compared constantly for exactly that recipe. Difference: it puts the comedy and the romance first and treats the crime as the frame, where this one abandons the comedy at the halfway mark and never picks it back up.

Hooks early Episode 2, once she is inside the company and the strength has to stay hidden.