Don't Miss Me When I'm Gone

Don't Miss Me When I'm Gone sits in the Love Stories to Binge row on real short for a reason. The CEO of B&M swears he just has high standards, and his friend Evan Adams takes that as a challenge. One wild night later, the CEO can't stop thinking about a masked woman who ran the city's most exclusive underground scene. He wants her name. He wants her address. He gets neither, because she made sure of that before she vanished into the dark.

Don't Miss Me When I'm Gone hooks us the moment the CEO walks into his own office and finds his new secretary staring back at him with a face she can't disguise. She's the woman from that night, hiding behind glasses and a coffee tray, and now she has to answer his calls at any hour for a paycheck that keeps her trapped. Every episode ends on a near-miss: a slipped comment, a jacket sent to the cleaner with a secret in the pocket, a question about where she was last night that she can't safely answer. That tension is what makes Don't Miss Me When I'm Gone one of the sharper love drama episodes we've sorted this season.

Evan Adams stirs the pot from the sidelines, pushing his friend toward answers he isn't ready to hear. Viewers who like their short tv fast, funny, and loaded with secrets will want this one queued up next.