Piglets appears hyper-focused on ticking every representation box possible, often at the expense of organic storytelling. Key characters are defined almost solely by identity traits, and their narrative arcs are virtually consequence-free. This tends to sap tension and realism, making the plot feel more like a checklist than a character-driven journey.

Family, traditional values, and even the concept of morality are frequently lampooned, while any reference to religion is either dismissed or portrayed humorlessly. Conventional masculinity gets the short end of the stick, with 'old-fashioned' characters relegated to punchline status. Cultural revisionism is in full swing throughout.

The show indulges in a one-note worldview, with every alternative or dissenting perspective depicted as ignorant or villainous. There’s little space for internal conflict or genuine debate, everyone of note sings from the same ideological hymn sheet. Expect no surprises or uncomfortable questions here.