The 2023 revival of Clone High prominently foregrounds identity, routinely inserting modern buzzwords and themes. Character traits like race, gender, and sexuality are constantly spotlighted, sometimes overshadowing established personalities and story arcs for topical gags or statements. It often feels like ideology is steering the ship more than genuine character development.

Traditional values, especially masculinity, religion, and family, are lampooned or sidelined in favor of new moral codes and self-discovery plots. The show indulges in revising ideas about history and social roles to fit today’s ideological climate, enthusiastically pushing the envelope to mock convention and invert expectations.

Dissenting worldviews scarcely get a fair shake. Older, more traditional perspectives are reduced to punchlines or caricatured as relics. Nearly every character seems to agree on or adapt to modern progressive values, leaving little room for meaningful debate or authentic pluralism.