The show strongly foregrounds identity themes and bows to box-ticking with its casting, often stressing representation over organic character development. It sometimes prioritizes modern ideological talking points rather than exploring character flaws, nuance, or true-to-life struggles, leading to narrative predictability and some hollow-feeling arcs.

Traditional views of family, masculinity, and broader cultural norms are frequently subverted. Family dynamics are depicted as chaotic or problematic, and classical values often get the short end of the stick in favor of more trendy, globally fashionable perspectives. This could disappoint viewers looking for more appreciation of traditional cultural bedrock.

Alternative viewpoints hardly get a seat at the table here, when they do, they’re often lampooned or painted in a negative light. The narrative seems firmly planted within the 'woke' comfort-zone and rarely shows any interest in grappling with divergent opinions or portraying ideological complexity.