The hat belonged to Samila’s father and was the only thing she had left of him. The friendly soldier offers the little girl a pair of handmade socks to which she repays him by offering him a traditional Afghan hat. While opening a care package from his mom, Buzz encountered a young girl named Samila. Now we learn that Buzz was a soldier serving in the Kamdesh District of Afghanistan.
But first, I guess I should thank you for the socks." I hope you remember me, because I've never forgotten you. He confronts Shane about her actions to which she counters that she would rather put her faith in Oliver’s ability to find “Buzz” than leave it in a pile of bureaucratic red tape.īack at the dead letter office, Oliver, Theresa, and the team open the letter… Oliver quickly follows, clearly disturbed at Shane’s disregard for rules and regulations.
The Captain thanks Shane and Oliver for doing their duty and throws the documents into a large stack of papers labeled “SEARCHES.” As Oliver tries to mention the personal card accompanying the letter, Shane interrupts him, sliding the letter into her bag, thanking the Captain for his time and making a hasty retreat. Hopper points out that his office gets similar requests all the time from Vets looking for old buddies and ex-wives looking for money. After explaining the situation surrounding the letter, Capt. Platte where they meet with the Public Affairs Officer, Capt. I am trying to find the man who saved my life and changed it forever."Īccompanying the letter is a request for military service information along with a personal card addressed to ‘Buzz.’ The letter has piqued the team’s interest, and citing Oliver’s belief in miracles and making a difference, Shane volunteers to see the letter is delivered to the US military. I have tried everything - I've called all your official phone numbers, I've checked all sorts of online websites and searched dozens of archives but nothing has worked, so I am turning to you, whoever opens this, and I am hoping you will care enough to help me. “To Whom it May Concern, My name is Samila I am eighteen years old and I live in Seattle, Washington. Oliver pulls a torn and tattered piece of paper from the equally mauled envelope and finds a letter reading: Norman’s vivid dreams about cheese with feet does however provide the perfect segue for the team to get back to the investigation at hand. She’s even landed a small part in a local production of “The Wizard of Oz.” Rita is clearly inspired by Theresa’s moxie, but she’s not yet ready to openly share her dreams with the other Postables. Despite all of Theresa’s postal accomplishments, she’s still working to pursue her dreams of becoming a stage performer. Grabbing a bite to eat at the Postal Grill, Rita brings up her utter amazement at the teams new supervisor, Theresa Capodiamonte.
Having worked through lunch, Shane convinces the team that this investigation is best handled over dinner. The end of the month is also ‘Impossibly Ripped and Mangled Day’ and this month's most ripped and mangled letter is also postmarked 4 years ago. During Oliver’s tenure as section leader he has consistently earned the highest scores of anyone, but this time, Theresa is determined to dig into Oliver's mind and learn how he makes the team so effective. It’s the end of the month and performance review time for the Dead Letter Office’s team of Postables.
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