The casting sticks exclusively to voice actors for these original characters in a traditional structure, with no race or gender swaps of established figures and no foregrounding of identity traits. All 24 episodes revolve around lowbrow supernatural gags such as mistaking an old man for an alien in "Alien Autopsy," summoning Bloody Mary at a slumber party in the episode of the same name, teaching seduction with a dead grandpappy in "Breeder," or dodging paperwork amid an alien attack in "Paperwork." Creator intent stays fixed on silly X-Files satire and clear jokes without any activist statements or DEI elements, resulting in zero thematic overlap with progressive messaging across the season.

The absence of systemic themes, LGBTQ+ focal points, or identity politics allows the screwball plots to stand alone as pure entertainment, free from any forced social commentary or critiques of norms. This clean focus on comedic absurdity keeps the series firmly at a woke score of zero.