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* Vic Tyler's story about the two rats he and brother locked in an abandoned fridge as kids. |
* Vic Tyler's story about the two rats he and brother locked in an abandoned fridge as kids. |
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* The psych ward episode, which depicts the effects of lobotomy and all sorts of insanity. To make matters worse, a criminal takes all the patients hostage and [[Locked in |
* The psych ward episode, which depicts the effects of lobotomy and all sorts of insanity. To make matters worse, a criminal takes all the patients hostage and [[Locked in a Room|locks them in a room.]] The psych ward functions more as an Arkham Asylum than a place to treat patients. |
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Latest revision as of 14:08, 5 September 2020
- Vic Tyler's story about the two rats he and brother locked in an abandoned fridge as kids.
- The psych ward episode, which depicts the effects of lobotomy and all sorts of insanity. To make matters worse, a criminal takes all the patients hostage and locks them in a room. The psych ward functions more as an Arkham Asylum than a place to treat patients.
- Back to Life on Mars