“Alarm for Cobra 11” is all about high-octane action and car chases. Character casting and development focus on police partners and criminal stories, not on identity markers or trendy ideological points. The show sticks to classic action formulae and doesn't prioritize modern diversity checklists. It’s about as non-woke as you can get for a late-‘90s German action series.

The show tends to reinforce traditional values: police as heroes, crime-fighting as masculine, and family/friendship ties among the main characters. It doesn't go out of its way to deconstruct or mock foundational aspects of culture, religion, or morality, sticking instead to well-trodden action show conventions.

The worldview is pretty straightforward, good guys versus bad guys, with little in the way of overt modern ideology. Occasional villains might be over-the-top, but there’s no sense that dissenters or traditional views are targeted for ridicule or exclusion. Alternative perspectives are mostly outside the central action focus.