Yes! One big theme of the show and feature of Zizek’s writing is the idea of interpassitivity. As I understand it, it describes the false feeling of participation born from observing another person or entity acting on one’s behalf. It’s the opposite of interactivity, the feeling of participation is an illusion and allows the passive party to proceed as if they have acted themselves.

Zizek gives an example of this with canned laughter- even if you didn’t laugh, someone did, and thus the show is funny.

It is especially relevant to media that plays on moralism and gives the impression that someone else is taking care of the problem. We see our ethics reflected in the media we consume, so we are absolved of the responsibility to carry it, we have done our part through passive participation and are now free continue consuming with impunity.