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Deep Night
Season 1 • Episode 5 • Episode 5
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Deep Night Season 1, Episode 5: Episode 5
Some of the Deep Night hosts grow suspicious of Khemthit as the police seem to have increased their presence at the club since Khemthit was hired. Watch Deep Night Season 1, Episode 5 Episode 5 in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Deep Night Season 1, Episode 5 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Episodes
8 episodes
Episode 1
Khem begins working at his mother's host club where he learns one of his classmates has already been working as the top host.
50 min
Episode 2
A predatory customer, Rose, forces Khemthit to intervene at the club to protect Wela.
49 min
Episode 3
The Deep Night Club holds a Host Auction, but the festivities are interrupted when the police arrive.
57 min
Episode 4
Japan and Ken begin to officially compete for Seiji's attention and affection. Khemthit finds it increasingly difficult to separate his feelings from work while at the host club.
47 min
Episode 5
Some of the Deep Night hosts grow suspicious of Khemthit as the police seem to have increased their presence at the club since Khemthit was hired.
51 min
Episode 6
Freya shuts down Deep Night Club while they undergo a deep cleaning. The hosts are treated to a short getaway during their time off.
52 min
Episode 7
Wela's mother learns the truth about his occupation.
51 min
Episode 8
Deep Night club showcases their artistry and talent to their fans and critics.
50 min