Six Feet Under (2001–2005)

Six Feet Under explores universal themes of death, grief, and family dynamics, offering a nuanced look at human experience without explicitly promoting a particular political ideology. Its focus on individual journeys and the complexities of relationships positions it as largely apolitical.

The series features visible diversity in its cast, including significant representation of minority and LGBTQ+ characters, integrated organically within the story. While it subtly explores and critiques societal norms related to traditional identities, it does not explicitly frame these identities negatively or make a strong, overt DEI critique central to its narrative.