"Ew David." David Rose doesn't hold back from expressing his disapproval, confusion, and shock whenever something gets under his skin in Schitt's Creek. The extra sensitive David manages to find fault with nearly everything around him, a coping mechanism he works on as the show progresses.
TV's first pansexual character kisses a lot of frogs before he ultimately finds his prince: Patrick. While Patrick's everlasting love for David helps him relax a bit, David's penchant for drama never quite goes away. What would anyone expect from the son of Moira Rose, though? After all, it's David's edge that ultimately makes him so special.
10 You Are Going To Have To Get It Together
After Alexis and Ted finally break up for good in the sixth season, David is forced to snap his sister out of it. It may seem a little harsh, but David is days away from getting married and needs Alexis's support.
How exactly does David rally Alexis? By telling her, "There is only space in this family for one unstable sibling, and I have held that title for a very long time."
9 A Branded Immersive Experience
No one seemed to quite understand David's vision for Rose Apotheocary when he first voiced interest in starting his own shop. Housed in the old Schitt's Creek General Store, Rose Apothecary is a hang-out, a boutique, and an immersive experience for all five senses.
Despite the reservations from those around him, David's plan proves to be a success - yet one that really prospers with the help of David's partner in business and love, Patrick. It's impossible to imagine Schitt's Creek with the store in later seasons.
8 What Basic Life Skills Don't I Have?
In the second season, David and Moira try to make a family dinner, and it goes about as well as expected. When one recipe asks to "fold the cheese," a bombastic argument ensues about just what this means.
Moira ultimately questions how well she did as a mother; other than cooking, is David Rose really that devoid of life skills? Mr. Rose thinks he has turned out just fine.
7 A David For Every Month
2020 has been one hellish year, and nothing captures its progression quite like David's facial expressions. January and February were just fine, but it goes downhill once March arrives.
By September, the collective vibe is running away to an Amish farm and donning frilly black hoodies while tilling the soil. October, November, and December may not be present here, but it's easy to imagine how they'd look.
6 Wedding Photos By Ray
Local businessman and jack-of-all-trades Ray Butani handles the wedding photography for David and Patrick's special day. There's no doubt he's Schitt's Creek's go-to event photographer after the job he does for the lovebirds.
Even though David's meticulous planning can't anticipate a rainstorm that floods his outdoor venue, everyone in Schitt's Creek bands together to find a way to make it work. And boy does it come together in the town hall.
5 A Hard Pass
One of the best qualities about David is that he sees through fraudsters and scam artists better than anyone else in his family. He's the least likely to join a cult, get caught up in a weird lifestyle fad, or cling to a diet.
David takes risks and tries new things only when he's weighed the pros and cons to excess. Otherwise, his response is a resounding, "no way!"
4 True Love
The love that slowly develops between David and Patrick is something out of an LGBTQ+ fairytale. It's so sweet and innocent, but it also has true lasting power.
As Patrick reminds David via Tina Turner, "You're simply the best." Anyone who would climb a thousand mountains for the one they love is worth the ring - to say the best.
3 I'm Too Tired
Being a human being engaged with reality can be exhausting, and no one knows it better than David. Thanks to his nervous energy and overanalytical abilities, David is the mascot for anyone who ever suffers from serious subjects like anxiety.
First comes the excitement, then the confusion, then the frustration, and finally the crash. A comfortable bed and a new Netflix series usually help people like David recover from it all just being too much.
2 Say The Line, Bart
The beloved "Say the Line, Bart" meme reaches epic proportions when it crosses over into Schitt's Creek territory. If there's any line or catchphrase from the sitcom that rises above the rest, it's Alexis's "Ew, David."
This sentiment is the perfect expression of the relationship between Alexis and David. They love each other, but they are both drama queens with huge egos and strong opinions.
1 Love, Patience, Pain
First, there was Sebastien Raine, and then there was Jake. Somewhere in the mix, there's Stevie Budd, too, but she eventually becomes David's best friend.
While Jake's polyamorous ways taught David to be patient, Sebastien's duplicitous ways caused him pain. It took Patrick Brewer for David to truly understand love.
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