MAIL ROBOT

Real Name: Unknown

Identity/Class: Robot

Occupation: Mail delivery

Affiliations: KGB

Enemies: FBI, CIA, American government

Known Relatives: None

Aliases: None

Base of Operations: United States

First Appearance: The Americans, Season 1, Episode 1 "Pilot" (FX Network, January 30, 2013)

Powers/Abilities: Mail Robot is a small, self-guided robot with the ability to deliver mail to specific locations within a building. It is equipped with a camera and microphone, allowing it to record conversations and gather intelligence. Mail Robot is also able to transmit this information back to its operators in real-time.

Height: 2'6"

Weight: 50 lbs.

Eyes: Blue

History: Mail Robot was developed by the KGB as a tool for espionage and intelligence gathering. Its primary function was to infiltrate American government and corporate offices by posing as a harmless mail delivery robot. However, its advanced surveillance capabilities allowed it to gather sensitive information and transmit it back to KGB operatives.

Mail Robot was first deployed in Washington, D.C. in the early 1980s, where it was used to gather information from the FBI and CIA. It was successful in its mission for several years, until it was discovered by FBI agent Stan Beeman in 1983. Beeman was able to track down the KGB operatives responsible for the robot and arrest them, effectively shutting down the operation.

Despite this setback, the KGB continued to use similar technology for their intelligence-gathering operations throughout the Cold War.

Personality: Mail Robot does not possess a personality, as it is a machine designed for a specific purpose. Its actions are guided by programming, rather than any sense of free will or decision-making.