In our view, 'Safety First' sticks to the traditional sitcom formula, focusing on quirky but relatable characters rather than shoehorning in identity politics or ideological box-ticking. There's no sense that characters are defined by race, sexuality, or gender ahead of humor or personality, making for a refreshingly straightforward approach by modern standards.

This show largely sidesteps heavy commentary on topics like family or tradition, instead emphasizing everyday workplace mishaps. Masculinity, religion, and other cultural pillars aren't lampooned, if anything, the show affectionately pokes fun at all types equally, making it pretty inoffensive on this front.

There’s little evidence of enforced ideological conformity. The humor usually arises from the characters’ flaws and escapades, not from propping up any particular worldview. There's no agenda to villainize those with a more non-woke perspective, which is a rare sight these days.