Smart, sexy, rude and raunchy, the six-part Web series Down with David is an abrasively funny and painfully profound study of single young people struggling to start their lives in the uniquely corrosive environment known as Hollywood, where souls are expendable, dignity is negotiable and rejection is the order of the day. To assert that it evokes thoughts of “I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell” and “Magic Mike” as filtered through the sensibility of a young Woody Allen would not be too far off the mark.
In “Down with David,” a Straight Dancer Scores in the Gay Bars of West Hollywood
