Seth MacFarlane's Cavalcade of Cartoon Comedy (2008)

The film's portrayal of LGBTQ+ characters and themes is predominantly negative. Humor often stems from crude stereotypes and mockery, presenting queer identity as a source of comedic derision rather than with dignity or complexity. There is little to no positive or affirming representation.

The film frequently employs irreverent humor and satire targeting Christian figures, doctrines, and practices, often portraying them as absurd, hypocritical, or dogmatic for comedic effect without offering significant counterbalancing nuance.

Jewish characters and practices are occasionally depicted through comedic stereotypes or irreverent jokes, contributing to a portrayal that often leans into mockery rather than nuanced understanding.