F is for Family (2015)

The show features LGBTQ+ characters, including an openly gay teenager whose identity is accepted by his friends, and a character whose implied same-sex relationship is presented without direct narrative judgment. While some characters express discomfort, the show itself avoids endorsing ridicule or degradation, resulting in a largely incidental and neutral portrayal.

The show consistently satirizes the hypocrisy and superficiality of suburban Christian life in the 1970s. While individual characters may have moments of faith, the narrative frequently highlights the judgmental nature of adherents and the disconnect between religious teachings and actions, portraying institutions and practices as flawed and often failing to live up to their ideals.