"Accidentally on Purpose" centers around traditional sitcom antics, with characters and storylines focused on relationships and adult responsibility rather than fitting any identity checklist. Most casting and development seem driven by comedic needs instead of ideology. Forced representation and overpowered diverse characters hardly make an appearance.

The show operates within classic romantic comedy territory, with a woman navigating single motherhood and relationships. While some might say it subverts traditional family structure, it doesn't mock or attack religion, masculinity, or time-honored values. It mostly mines humor from situational awkwardness, not ideological revisionism.

While the worldview leans a little urban and modern, there’s still discussion of various perspectives. Traditional views aren’t villainized but explored for laughs. There are no obvious caricatures used to lampoon dissent or heavy-handed messaging dominating the show.