Don't Miss Me When I'm Gone episode Movies & TV Series

The once-unified empire had fractured into three rival nations. Gordon Lovell, Prime Minister of Xaskor, had dedicated his life to fulfilling the late emperor's dream of reunification. After five failed invasions, Gordon launched a desperate sixth Northern Conquest, fully aware it may be his final campaign as illness dragged him toward death. Just as defeat loomed due to dwindling supplies, Angus Mather, a special forces soldier from the future, appeared in Gordon's war tent, bringing with him a truckload of modern weapons and supplies. With advanced technology and his sharp military strategies, Angus helped Xaskor unite the fractured lands and won General Moira Judd's heart.

The hero, once a top soldier, now hides in the city as a designated driver. The heroine encounters trouble and has no choice but to marry him. The man is reluctant, so the girl seeks help from his aunt. After their marriage, the hero is threatened by the heroine's suitor, but he possesses evidence of the suitor's illegal activities. To end the trouble, the man, with the help of his aunt, deals with the enemy. During this time, the heroine truly falls in love with the hero.

Tina Judd, the only daughter of Lia Judd, grows up pampered. She eventually marries Zac Bane. Lia, battling cancer, reluctantly lets her go. Years into the marriage, Tina’s life is far from ideal. Zac is unreliable, and Tina, now a mother, silently carries the burden of a failing relationship. At her baby’s one-month party, Tina expects Lia to come. Instead, she receives the news of her mother's death. Heartbroken, Tina argues with the Bane family and begins to question her marriage. To her surprise, Lia reappears. When she sees Tina’s pain, she scolds Zac for breaking his promise. Though she hopes they can fix things, the damage is deep. In the end, Tina chooses to leave. She wants to rediscover herself, and Lia stands by her. Zac, full of regret, promises to change, hoping she’ll return one day.

Brandon Reed is a highly regarded physician, even referred to as a master healer by many. Helped by the hospital director Samuel Lynch when he was a student, Brandon agreed to work for him as head of the Department of Alternative Medicine. Samuel's daughter Jane, however, looks down on Brandon and his traditional approach. After taking over, Jane decided to fire him, citing the losses his department caused them. Pushed to his limit time and time again, Brandon showed off his healing skills, proving wrong everyone who doubted him.

Isabella Méndez cleans rooms at a luxury hotel in Miami, quietly dreaming of one day opening her own café. Her life takes an unexpected turn when she's mistaken for Mariana Echeverría—a glamorous heiress and influencer set to buy the hotel, remodel it, and fire the entire staff. Instead of telling the truth, Isabella slips into the fantasy and accepts a dinner invitation from Alejandro de la Vega, the hotel's owner and Mariana's future business partner. What begins as a harmless mix-up spirals into a whirlwind of secrets, romance, and high-stakes consequences. As the real Mariana closes in and the truth threatens to unravel, Isabella must choose between protecting her heart… or facing the fallout.

Three years ago, Oren Flores walked away from his career and family business to marry Nadine Kline. For her, he dimmed his brilliance and buried his ambition, content to live in her shadow as the picture-perfect husband. But his devotion was repaid with nothing but scorn and humiliation. When Nadine betrayed him and tossed divorce papers in his face, Oren finally realized it was impossible to thaw her heart. Reclaiming his former life as a top-tier lawyer and heir to a powerful business, Oren swore to make her pay!

With only seven days to live after sacrificing himself, Sword Master, Caelan Evans, watches Empress Lydia Lockwood become convinced of his jealousy and selfishness—even as she sends him divorce papers. His final battle at Heavenate and the blossoming of the Eon Lotus will reveal a truth: every step of his fall was a step taken to protect her throne… and her heart.

In order to protect her brother in a car accident, she suffered rupture of the heart. However, her parents, who were only concerned about her brother, missed the best time to treat her, and she died in a corner where no one knew about it.

An accident let the girl who was originally from a rich family separated from her family. And after many years of meeting again but made a joke of fate, the class prejudice has pushed away the opportunity to recognize each other again and again. How they pushed past their prejudices and met again.

The stars of Miss You After Goodbye are back and bringing the laughs on this episode of ReelTalk! Haley Lohrli talks all about her bold new role while Ben and Josh spill about their own unforgettable characters. Just when you think it can’t get any better, the trio face off in an improv game and a lightning round of ReelFast questions. Chaos, giggles, and roasts guaranteed!

Vivian comes home early to celebrate her son Noah's engagement party, but his fiancée Mia mistakes her as his mistress, resulting in Vivian's public shame and abuse. When Noah arrives and finds his mother missing, he quickly learns that Mia's claims stemmed from a misunderstanding, and he manages to rescue the distressed Vivian. Everyone involved in abusing Vivian is questioned. Mia lies and claims she's pregnant with Noah's child. This prompts Noah and Vivian to demand a DNA test to confirm the baby is Noah's. Meanwhile, her efforts to charm Noah's grandmother, Catherine, backfire when Catherine uncovers that Mia has given her fake birthday gifts. Infuriated, Catherine declares that Mia cannot marry into the Harper family. In a desperate act, Mia plans to poison Vivian using tea but is asked to drink a cup before Vivian. When confronted, she blames her friend for her actions. The truth unfolds when the actual father of Mia's child arrives, unveiling her scheme. The villains are dragged away as the Harper family reunites across three generations.