The series centers around three older women, a group rarely depicted as protagonists, pulling off heists. While this provides novelty and focuses on female agency, some viewers may feel character choices are driven more by the desire for representation than organic storytelling. However, the characters do display flaws and humor, avoiding total narrative overload.

Traditional gender roles are notably subverted, with elderly women depicted as both cunning and morally ambiguous. There’s minimal emphasis on family or conventional values. However, the show does not aggressively attack cultural or religious traditions; it mostly sidesteps them for comic capers.

The show leans on progressive assumptions, celebrating female empowerment and independence, but does not outright villainize alternative viewpoints. Conservative values are more absent than mocked, suggesting a soft monoculture rather than overt satire or caricature.