Although D-Day focuses on a specific event, they are similar because each of their cases are connected "mysteriously".
-Medical and Conspiracy themes
-Both struggle to overcome an ultimate struggle
-Struggle with family
-Main female leads are really annoying at first (overly-righteous)
-Both use the analogy that patients are "ticking bombs"
-Medical and Conspiracy themes
-Both struggle to overcome an ultimate struggle
-Struggle with family
-Main female leads are really annoying at first (overly-righteous)
-Both use the analogy that patients are "ticking bombs"
Both of them have a similar feel. D-Day is a medical drama based on a natural disaster but there's an entire storyline about the firefighters. Love 911 has more comedy but also has its fair share of drama. In both the female lead is a doctors. In D-Day the male lead is a doctor whereas in Love 911 he's a firefighter. Both are satisfying with the romance.