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Hobbes, Fawkes, and Alex go undercover when the Agency works out a deal with the Post Office in return for a year of free postage. They are sent to investigate thefts from the dead-letter office. When Hobbes opens an envelope with a card that plays "Jingle Bells", he goes berserk and shoots up the place. All of the team undergo psychiatric evaluation, and each of them gives their Rashomon-like personal accounts of what happened. Darien figures out that the only consistent factor in all their stories is the card. When Eberts opens it, he goes berserk as well. It turns out the card has a touch-transmitted chemical in it that, in conjunction with the song, turns the victim into a berserker. The card was sent to the post office by "Captain Chaos", a 60's anti-establishment type and was leftover until someone found it. Fawkes manages to stop Eberts, and Hobbes is given a clean bill of health.
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Molly Hagan::Dr. Day
Vanessa Branch::Mandy/Amanda
Mel Winkler::Walter |
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Director: Bill L. Norton
Writer: (unknown)
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Broadcast: 2001-06-22
Production No.: 805
Episode Overall No.: 29
Episode Type: Regular Episode
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