Across the reviewed seasons, progressive elements stay incidental and non-central—such as the early introduction of recurring trans character Marshmallow as a friendly background figure, Gene's longstanding flamboyant gags played for family comedy, and occasional side characters like Nat—without identity politics, systemic critiques, or DEI-driven plotlines shaping the premise or arcs. Casting follows the core voice ensemble with minimal changes until targeted recasts in later seasons for representation alignment, while creator Loren Bouchard has consistently framed the series as humanist family storytelling. These patterns produce an overall woke score of 3/10, as the aggregate content prioritizes relatable humor and warmth over activist messaging, with only isolated later shifts elevating inclusivity themes.