'Crime Scene Cleaner' largely prioritizes character-driven humor and quirky scenarios over box-ticking for modern identity themes. Casting and character development stick to plausible, realistic backgrounds and roles. The show doesn’t insert forced representation or treat diverse characters as infallible superheroes, instead reveling in odd, imperfect personalities.

The series occasionally pokes fun at traditional values through satire, but it doesn’t set out to tear down religion, family, or masculinity. In our view, the jokes feel observational rather than ideological, with the protagonist often embodying practical, blue-collar sensibilities.

Alternative worldviews and disagreements appear via the various oddball characters encountered during episodes. Traditional and modern voices get some playful jabs without turning anyone into a cartoonish villain or preaching a narrow worldview. It’s more comedic than confrontational.