From available details, "Lazarus" does include some diverse character casting, but it appears that the show's focus remains on high-concept sci-fi storytelling, action, and mystery. Identity characteristics do not consistently override plot or character development, so while there's some nod to modern sensibilities, narrative coherence isn’t totally sacrificed on the altar of ideology.

The series seems to sidestep direct commentary on family, religion, or traditional gender roles, instead emphasizing a dystopian vision that’s fairly standard in sci-fi. While there may be the occasional wink at progressive ideals, the core themes revolve around science, ethics, and survival, not open mockery or revisionism of cultural heritage.

The show, as far as we can tell, prefers a sleek, globalized message without spending much energy on dissenting or particularly traditional viewpoints. Alternative worldviews aren’t strongly present and, as is common nowadays, everyone’s pretty much on the same page ideologically, though it’s not aggressively preachy.