Netflix's My Dad the Bounty Hunter is pretty sneaky.

The story starts with a broken family, black protagonist, a dad, who's a bounty hunter working for the conglomerate, who can't seem to get his stuff together, the typical Netflix leftist propaganda affair.

Then they starts to understand each other, the family got back together, they became a nuclear family. The Dad also left the conglomerate after finding out that they have been exploiting slave and child labor on Chillion-5

Not just that, the second season sees the mother making up with her parents, and we see the conglomerate playing the IMF/WorldBank's playbook, offering lucrative loans to the doloraami planet in exchange for building out infrastrutures to extract a special ore native to the planet exclusively for the conglomerate. (And prior to that, we see the 'Galaxy's best wings' diner turned into a vegan/bugs restaurant.)

And to top it all off, the conglomerate agent overseeing the operation, lobbying the adversarial political powers is actually a lizard wearing a human suit.

How this show flies under the Netflix radar is beyond me. Season 2 ends with the sort of passive cliffhanger that tells me the producers are not expecting to get SS3.

I have no idea if all of this is intentional (and hidden away in the SS2 to boot) but when working on film project, most things are intentional.

The world is healing.