The series features a noticeably diverse cast with identities strongly foregrounded throughout, to the point where some character development and plot tension appear to suffer. In our view, core plot elements are sometimes built around identity issues rather than organic storytelling or merit-based growth. This could be seen as ideology nudging out narrative cohesion.

Traditional concepts like family or religion are largely sidelined or depicted as sources of conflict and outdated thinking. Masculinity is gently poked fun at, and moral authority is often delegated to more 'progressive' characters. It appears the show prefers to subvert these pillars rather than uphold them.

There’s little to no room for dissenting or non-woke points of view, and alternative or traditional stances are usually assigned either to villains or comic relief. The worldview feels very monolithic, lacking substantive internal debate and diversity of thought.