Yeah, I've seen some of it but not examined it in depth. It's kind of crazy to think that so many of my opinions and values have been deliberately shaped by the media since my childhood. Heterosexual relationships have also been completely manipulated, from the normalisation of blended families, serial monogamy, promiscuity, the idea that women are unfulfilled by motherhood alone/at all. Gay best friends were a must have accessory for all fashionable young women.
Even a lot of 'wholesome' family shows had anti-family messaging. The Brady Bunch made blended families appear to have nothing but positives. Family Ties promoted the sixties counterculture movement as having been 100% good and wholesome. Full House was completely normalising the idea of kids doing great with multiple dads. I know a huge amount of these set ups are because a tv show has to have some sort of unique selling point; Ordinary Family living Ordinary Life, isn't much of a hook in a competitive market and even if you did centre it on a nuclear family, you had to have something different about them, like Mom goes to work while Dad stays home! But overall, the end result was a western population that didn't stopped seeing the full value of traditional households and that other set-ups were, at best - less than ideal, but in general - actively damaging.