In our view, 'Chimp Crazy' frequently highlights identity-based issues, such as intersectionality, representation, and activism, at the expense of deeper exploration of the documentary's animal-related topics. Some viewers may feel that the animals themselves become secondary, as the narrative feels crafted to emphasize contemporary social themes over the actual subject matter.

The show often frames traditional beliefs about nature, family, and even scientific research ethics as outdated or problematic. It tends to ridicule or dismiss older approaches, celebrating a progressive worldview while showing little respect for longstanding cultural norms related to wildlife study or community roles.

Alternative perspectives, such as traditional conservation ethics or skeptical scientific voices, are either conspicuously absent or portrayed as out-of-touch. The show appears determined to hammer home one moral point rather than encourage open discussion or present any meaningful debate.