Preacher (2016)

The show features a prominent gay character, Jesus de Sade, whose sexuality is an acknowledged part of his identity. While the show's irreverent tone applies to all characters, his queer identity is neither a central theme for upliftment nor a specific target for degradation, resulting in a neutral overall portrayal.

The show features Tulip O'Hare, a skilled and violent character, who repeatedly engages in and wins close-quarters physical fights against multiple male opponents using brawling and tactical skills.

Tulip O'Hare, a character depicted as white in the original Preacher comic series, is portrayed by Ruth Negga, an actress of Black and Irish descent, in the television adaptation. This constitutes a race swap.

The show consistently portrays Christian institutions, figures, and interpretations (especially fundamentalist ones) as deeply flawed, hypocritical, violent, and often absurd. It satirizes blind faith and the abuse of power in the name of religion, with God himself often depicted as absent or uncaring.