The show seems to prioritize identity politics over narrative depth, with leads chosen more for their demographic checkboxes than character fit. Personality and skill often take a backseat to emphasizing diversity, resulting in predictably flawless characters who rarely face meaningful challenge or consequence. Tension and growth suffer as a result.

Traditional values like family, religion, and masculinity are frequently depicted as sources of conflict, ignorance, or outright villainy. Many plotlines exist seemingly to subvert or reframe these foundations, rather than to explore them sincerely. Historic or cultural realities are reshaped to fit present-day ideological sensibilities.

Nearly every major character operates from a singular, progressive worldview. Traditional or dissenting perspectives, when present, are typically shown as bigoted, archaic, or laughable. There’s little room for nuance or disagreement, everyone quickly converges on the same set of modern values.