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Actually, the first season very well done and had some entertainign musical numbers and was a good way to pass the time for someone of either gender and any sexual lifestyle. Then in Season 2 is when it began to inject itself with immorality and having its main characters behave as badly as possible.

It is a very definite pattern of behavior in Hollywood that TV shows are initially created to try to get ratings, and once they have those ratings, they then use the highly-rated show to try to push all of their left-wing ideology, whether it be pro-homo, anti-Christian, anti-American or whatever. Eventually, their ideology becomes more important than the integrity of the show (such as it was) and the show crumbles.

It is a very definite pattern of behavior in Hollywood that TV shows are initially created to try to get ratings, and once they have those ratings, they then use the highly-rated show to try to push all of their left-wing ideology, whether it be pro-homo, anti-Christian, anti-American or whatever. Eventually, their ideology becomes more important than the integrity of the show (such as it was) and the show crumbles.

I suspect it's more along the lines of "successful systems attract parasites."

While show creators are obviously pretty far left, with a bit of success they start getting attention from activist groups who ask them to push their ideology more and more.

It also doesn't help that the Diversity Industry now pushes LGBT favoritism. Take a look at the affirmative action section of the Screen Actors' Guild contract, or the diversity reports required for California film board tax breaks. Both SAG and CA rules give special rates for "diverse" productions.

The conventions of Soviet Realist art are laughably obvious to us. As soon as you start realizing Hollywood's ideological conventions, it gets boring pretty fast.