dedbeats

What is the overarching theme in Too Many Cooks?

I've watched several times in the past 2 days trying to figure it out. So far I've gathered that Ken DeLozier is a typical American, and media (the Murderer) is consuming his life, destroying him. Smarf is his one last connection to innocence, fighting off the Murderer to an apparent stalemate, though in reality the Murderer has won. Did I just smoke too much and overthink this?

I appreciate your quasi copout reply. You can make it up to me by casting me as an extra in Two Many Cooks.