The show does feature a diverse cast, and occasionally, identity traits are roughly foregrounded in character development. However, most of the characters (living and ghostly) are still defined by quirky personalities and situational humor more than lecturing about identity. It's not completely overrun by modern ideology, but it’s clear that box-ticking on diversity played a role.

There are a few jokes at the expense of religion, tradition, and masculinity, but the tone is generally lighthearted. The show pokes fun at historical figures and cultural norms, sometimes subverting them, but not in a particularly preachy or hostile way. Still, modern perspectives tend to be given a nudge up.

Alternative viewpoints are often played for laughs or satire, with modern sensibilities taking center stage. Older or more traditional ghost characters exist but are usually the butt of the joke, rarely shown as wise or admirable by modern standards.