Screenwipe is a satirical media critique show focused on TV and pop culture, not a fictional narrative. It doesn’t force representation or elevate characters for ideological reasons; instead, it lampoons industry trends and shares honest opinions. There's little sense that identity politics or ideology dictate who appears or what gets discussed.

While Brooker’s humor takes shots at all corners of culture, he’s a classic acerbic British commentator rather than someone out to rewrite tradition. You might catch a few jabs at old-school television values or media, but it’s more biting satire than a deconstruction of family, faith, or masculinity.

Screenwipe critiques the media landscape and sometimes pokes fun at both sides of the political spectrum. It leans skeptical of mainstream narratives but does not engage heavily in villainizing alternative worldviews or enforcing a strong ideological uniformity, though the host’s personal leanings can shine through.