No, it ain't. It's an exposition on the failure of the drug war, on the selling out of the middle class, on the political and financial mechanisms that perpetuate socio-economic differences. Not sure how to sum up season four's look at the youth and the process they go through, and how impotent the impoverished inner-city school systems are when it comes to breaking that cycle, but yeah, I don't think these matters can be tackled so subtly and simultaneously so thoroughly by a show that goes under the category of "cops and robbers". Silly man.
Also, shame on you for bothering with Glee ahead of Deadwood ;P that better be righted at some point.
