Saturday Night Live: The Best of Chris Farley

There are no clear LGBTQ+ stories or characters exploring non-cisgender identities. The sketches stick to traditional comedic themes without engaging with queer theory or challenging the idea that everyone is straight.

Chris Farley's character breaks down traditional masculine roles through his silly and physically awkward behavior. However, the sketches often don't give complex roles to women, using them more as foils for physical comedy rather than central figures.

The cast is mostly white, which is typical for sketch comedy from the early 2000s. There isn't much diversity in the casting or the stories presented.

The show embraces chaos and rebellion against societal norms through its absurd and anti-social humor. It doesn't promote any specific religious or political beliefs.

The performances involve lots of exaggerated physical comedy. While not directly targeting disabilities, the use of clumsy characters can sometimes come across as making fun of physical limitations.