In our view, the show places heavy emphasis on identity and representation, frequently spotlighting characters’ race, gender, and sexuality over natural story progression or character depth. Key roles are clearly cast with diversity as a priority, often at the expense of organic development, making ideology feel foregrounded ahead of narrative integrity.

Traditional family, masculinity, and religious motifs are largely sidelined or critiqued. The narrative leans toward questioning established cultural and scientific norms, often painting conventional beliefs as obstacles rather than sources of wisdom. There’s a recurring theme of deconstructing longstanding values to suit present-day sensibilities.

Alternative or traditional worldviews rarely receive sincere exploration. Dissenting perspectives are typically presented in an unsympathetic light, if they get any meaningful screen time at all, leading to a landscape where only one moral and ideological outlook dominates the series.