Quintuplets 2000 — [s4e4]

Kenny’s story ends in a mirror image of the main plot. While Romanians protest for him to stay, American soldiers storm his residence to "rescue" him. In the chaos, an officer with an "itchy trigger finger" accidentally riddles Kenny with bullets, killing him instantly.

: The title itself mocks the turn-of-the-millennium trend of adding "2000" to every product and media title. Kenny’s Fate [S4E4] Quintuplets 2000

: The quintuplets eventually deliver a scathing monologue, calling out the hypocrisy of everyone involved: the Romanian government for using them for political gain, the protesters for being bored, and the boys for their ignorance and greed. Kenny’s story ends in a mirror image of the main plot

: The episode recreates the infamous Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph of a U.S. Border Patrol agent pointing a weapon at a child in a closet. Janet Reno appears dressed as the Easter Bunny to carry out the raid on the Marsh household. : The title itself mocks the turn-of-the-millennium trend

Kenny’s story ends in a mirror image of the main plot. While Romanians protest for him to stay, American soldiers storm his residence to "rescue" him. In the chaos, an officer with an "itchy trigger finger" accidentally riddles Kenny with bullets, killing him instantly.

: The title itself mocks the turn-of-the-millennium trend of adding "2000" to every product and media title. Kenny’s Fate

: The quintuplets eventually deliver a scathing monologue, calling out the hypocrisy of everyone involved: the Romanian government for using them for political gain, the protesters for being bored, and the boys for their ignorance and greed.

: The episode recreates the infamous Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph of a U.S. Border Patrol agent pointing a weapon at a child in a closet. Janet Reno appears dressed as the Easter Bunny to carry out the raid on the Marsh household.