The Doll's House

As opposed to some earlier excellent episodes this one is just a minefield of confusion with discrepant characterizations. The writing is well below par. They seem far more concerned with grossly exaggerated ideological virtue signaling than trying to craft a coherent screenplay.

Suddenly, the world is 80% black or mixed race and every romantic and sexual interest is LGBT etc.

There's inclusion and then there's vast overrepresentation to the point of farce. It's almost funny. Neil Gaiman is a straight white male for God's sake. Apparently screen poison today. Unless depicted as inept or the villain.

In Hollywoke at least.

The opposite of inclusion is division and that's exactly what this is.

If the story was consumable in any form it wouldn't be as bad.

Actually no. It's still ludicrous.

So many shows today adopt this approach. They hook you in with excellent opening episodes like Foundation and 1883 and then halfway through start forcing their mis-representative agendas to the fore in place of plot and story.

Another series wasted.