Kati Kati | In The Afterlife
Clip: Season 16 Episode 3 | 56sVideo has Closed Captions
After death, where do you go? The afterlife. But it's complicated especially in Kati Kati.
Kaleche attempts to run from the truth when she discovers that Kati Kati is not paradise but the afterlife as Thoma explains.
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Kati Kati | In The Afterlife
Clip: Season 16 Episode 3 | 56sVideo has Closed Captions
Kaleche attempts to run from the truth when she discovers that Kati Kati is not paradise but the afterlife as Thoma explains.
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