Six Four maintains most of its narrative focus on the central mystery and character drama. However, there are moments where identity-driven themes and character backgrounds seem emphasized for contemporary relevance, and some could argue casting decisions reflect current representational trends. Still, it largely avoids sacrificing the plot for ideology.

The show incorporates critiques of institutions like the police and features changing family dynamics, but does not aggressively undermine traditional values. Masculine characters aren’t excessively mocked, and while social issues appear, they do not dominate the story’s moral framework.

Alternative viewpoints are somewhat underrepresented, with most characters adhering to modern perspectives. Traditionalist or dissenting voices are present but don’t receive nuanced treatment, so the ideological spectrum leans toward the mainstream contemporary crowd.