A lot of the reviews I've seen here complain about "an agenda" being pushed on people. Personally, I felt this topic was discussed independent of any political motivation.
Having said that, this series at large, and this episode specifically, are not targeted at the same audience as his last show, so some innuendo and more adult themes are expected. While I would've liked to see some sources (an example of good citation on TV can be seen in Adam Ruins Everything), it was helpful that he did interview experts.
This show takes topics that are fairly complex and presents them in an easy-to-digest format. With any sort of fact-based show like this, the real struggle is making dry facts interesting, and the writers did an excellent job with this show.
Watch this with an open mind, and feel free to fact-check it on your own. Don't forget that there are people who are gay, or bi, or trans, and this episode tackles that topic unabashedly and honestly.
Having said that, this series at large, and this episode specifically, are not targeted at the same audience as his last show, so some innuendo and more adult themes are expected. While I would've liked to see some sources (an example of good citation on TV can be seen in Adam Ruins Everything), it was helpful that he did interview experts.
This show takes topics that are fairly complex and presents them in an easy-to-digest format. With any sort of fact-based show like this, the real struggle is making dry facts interesting, and the writers did an excellent job with this show.
Watch this with an open mind, and feel free to fact-check it on your own. Don't forget that there are people who are gay, or bi, or trans, and this episode tackles that topic unabashedly and honestly.