The show puts heavy emphasis on diverse representation, occasionally at the expense of narrative depth. Molly is presented as an almost constantly upbeat, ultra-capable character, verging on perfection. The show often chooses identity as a centerpiece over developing nuanced flaws or real challenges, making for plotlines that can feel a bit formulaic and preachy in service to the message.

Traditional family structures and values are mostly sidelined or depicted through a modern lens, and religion or other cultural foundations are basically absent or downplayed. Gender roles are subverted, as male characters are frequently passive or comedic. There’s little celebration of established tradition, with everything filtered through 'current year' thinking.

Dissenting or traditional viewpoints are largely nonexistent, and when they do appear, they're cast as obstacles or punchlines. The show's worldview is monolithic, firmly grounded in present-day ideological trends, and seldom allows for genuine exploration of alternative values or beliefs.