In our view, 'I, Jack Wright' eagerly prioritizes diversity checkboxes over organic narrative. Characters are introduced with fanfare about identity, while motivations and arcs take a back seat. The story seems to bend over backwards to highlight traits like race and sexuality, often at the expense of believable character development, leaving the overall narrative feeling more like a lesson plan than genuine storytelling.

The show appears to consistently undermine traditional family structures, religious faith, and masculinity, frequently presenting them as obstacles or punchlines. Classic cultural ideals aren’t just absent, they’re recast as outdated or downright villainous, while contemporary ideological values are framed as the only path forward.

Any remotely non-woke viewpoint is largely relegated to villainous caricature. There’s precious little space for genuine discussion or pluralism; nearly every character enthusiastically shares the same fashionable moral stance, and dissent is invariably a trait of the antagonists. It’s an echo chamber in space suits.