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Young David plays upon the major themes of David's life and show him true to his biblical character-one after God's own heart. He's creative and imaginative, concerned and loving, caring and kind, brave and skillful. He's everything you would expect him to be. The themes chosen to represent David in these shorts directly correlate to Christ motifs as well. The stories are well-thought and well-crafted, while staying true to biblical accounts of David's life (albeit, a bit of creative license is used, we don't get much about young David in the Bible).

These episodes are edifying. I can't wait until the full-length David movie! If it's anything like this series it should be excellent!

And was left wanting. If pointless and awkward is what Emma was going for then she nailed it. The whole show lacks coherence with the main characters being unlikeable. Asher is probably the most likeable character but even he comes across as a weak, lame, simp. Actually, if satire is what this show is going for then it is spot on for the current culture because it's terrifying, cold, and pointless. I truly felt like my time was wasted by a plotless, unfunny, heartless, existence of a show. If that was the overall point then it was well-played. If it wasn't, then I'm not sure what to think. The Curse, I believe, is actually the viewer having the sit through this show expecting more-expecting something better.

The joke is on me.