The series features a deliberately diverse ensemble, with numerous characters who seem included mainly for representation. Identity factors are often spotlighted above actual character backstories or story fit, and personality occasionally takes a back seat to messaging. The story sometimes pauses to showcase inclusion rather than narrative momentum.

Traditional themes like family and Christmas are present, but frequently reinterpreted through a modern, multicultural lens. Faith is referenced, but largely minimized, and the show leans into globalist values. Masculinity and tradition are gently poked fun at, though not viciously.

Most worldviews on display lean progressive, while traditional attitudes are treated as quirks, not serious perspectives. There’s little space for genuine ideological diversity, classic values don’t really get an honest seat at the table.