Alpha House (2013)

The show features a prominent gay character, Senator Robert Bettencourt, whose sexuality and marriage are depicted as normal and integrated into the narrative. His identity is not central to the plot, nor is it used for ridicule or as a source of significant struggle, resulting in a neutral portrayal.

The show satirizes the performative and often hypocritical use of Christian faith by Republican politicians for political gain. Characters frequently invoke religious rhetoric while engaging in morally questionable actions, highlighting a disconnect between their professed beliefs and their behavior. The narrative consistently critiques this political opportunism rather than affirming the faith itself.