"The Good Place," while engaging, often simplifies complex ethical dilemmas into digestible lessons. This approach raises questions about whether its portrayal of morality effectively reflects real-world ethical intricacies or glosses over them.

"Breaking Bad" intricately portrays moral ambiguity and criminal behavior, prompting viewers to question ethical boundaries. While it offers insight into complex motivations, it risks normalizing illicit acts by glamorizing Walter White's transformation.