The show leans heavily on identity-based casting and diverse representation, at times feeling formulaic rather than organic. While most characters have personality and skill, identity often takes center stage. Some viewers may feel the story occasionally bends to tick diversity boxes, but it mostly avoids making protagonists utterly flawless, preserving some narrative tension.

Traditional family and cultural values are generally sidelined in favor of highly progressive, tech-centric themes. There’s hardly any emphasis on religion, and portrayals of masculinity are very safe and sanitized. Family figures exist but aren’t a major force in storylines, making cultural roots feel peripheral at best.

Alternative views or traditional ideas are almost entirely absent. Every major character shares the same modern, progressive sensibilities. Any debate or pushback against these viewpoints is rare or brushed aside with humor, creating a very uniform worldview throughout the show.