The show heavily foregrounds identity issues, with character arcs often revolving around sexuality, race, and gender over individuality or skill. Representation feels enforced rather than organic, making some personalities feel like checkboxes instead of fully realized people. Narrative tension and character flaws often take a backseat to delivering ideological messages.

Traditional family dynamics, religion, and masculinity are either ignored or subtly undermined. The show leans into modern reinterpretations, almost as if old-school values are relics to be mocked. Patriarchy and conventional roles are frequently challenged, while many classic virtues seem absent or inverted.

Alternative or dissenting viewpoints are nearly nonexistent and, when present, typically belong to narrow-minded antagonists. There's strong groupthink: all the 'good guys' accept the same social orthodoxies, which stifles real debate or pluralism. The message is clear, embrace the new, or you’re ‘the bad guy.’