Strongly Ideological TV Shows · Page 3
Strongly Ideological TV shows score 7–8 out of 10 on our wokeness scale. Woke messaging is very prominent and often feels forced or shoehorned in. Characters and plot are primarily shaped to serve the ideology. Many viewers feel the agenda overshadows the entertainment.
- Billy the Kid20227
- Black Snow20227
- DI Ray20227
- Dark Winds20227
- Disventure Camp20228
- Heartbreak High20228
- Interview with the Vampire20228
- Monarch20227
- Monster20228
- Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story20228
- Ms. Marvel20228
- National Treasure: Edge of History20228
- Pinecone & Pony20227
- Resident Evil20228
- She-Hulk: Attorney at Law20228
- Star Trek: Strange New Worlds20227
- The Legend of Vox Machina20227
- The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power20228
- The Sandman20228
- Transformers: EarthSpark20228
- We Own This City20228
- Willow20228
- Young Royals20218
- Ada Twist, Scientist20217
- Arcane20217
- Around the World in 80 Days20217
- Bo Burnham: Inside20217
- Dino Ranch20217
- Domina20217
- Foundation20218
- Go, Dog. Go!20217
- Hacks20217
- Karma's World20217
- Loki20217
- Maid20217
- Masters of the Universe: Revelation20218
- Resident Alien20217
- Shadow and Bone20217
- Star Wars: The Bad Batch20217
- The Falcon and the Winter Soldier20218
- The Lost Symbol20217
- The Wheel of Time20218
- The White Lotus20217
- Walker20217
- Bridgerton20208
- Gracie's Corner20207
- Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous20208
- Little Fires Everywhere20208