The show appears to prioritize identity-based casting and ideological statements over organic storytelling. Several characters seem defined primarily by their demographic traits, and the script often detours into dialogue highlighting modern social issues instead of serving the narrative or character growth. This results in character arcs feeling more like lectures than journeys.

Family, religion, and especially traditional masculinity frequently serve as punchlines or are depicted as outdated. Characters challenging these ideas are depicted as more enlightened, while classic values are routinely dismissed. The show repeatedly reinterprets familiar social roles to fit current ideological narratives.

For the most part, dissenting or traditional viewpoints are only voiced by one-dimensional, often comical antagonists. Nuanced debate is minimal, and the majority of characters rally around the same contemporary moral values, leaving little room for real disagreement or ideological pluralism.