'Call My Agent!' keeps its focus on sharp wit, messy workplace relationships, and celebrity antics, not soapboxing. Character backgrounds, including sexuality or gender, fit the story context and rarely feel forced or ideologically mandated. Representation is present but not shoehorned. Most characters are flawed and interesting, holding onto authentic arcs over agenda.

The series plays with French cultural quirks and pokes fun at some modern trends, but it doesn’t launch an all-out assault on tradition, family, or masculinity. Satire is balanced and not agenda-driven, with traditional and progressive caricatures getting a fair shake. It’s more Parisian cynicism than firebrand revisionism.

While contemporary attitudes toward gender and sexuality are largely accepted across the cast, there’s still some debate, generational tension, and satire of both old-school and modern views. It neither demonizes nor ridicules disagreement too harshly, instead playing off the clash for laughs.