Television Shows

This section highlights the television shows created by Justin Ward, including full episodes.

Draw It Out - S1 Ep1: Splattered Paint (Pilot)

In the series premiere of Draw It Out, Curtis accidentally ruins his friends Takiah and Mitch’s drawings, leaving him feeling guilty and unsure how to fix his mistake. Determined to make things right, Curtis is magically transported into the Land of Art—a colorful and imaginative world filled with playful characters
Along the way, fast-paced educational segments teach letter G's pronunciation, sound, and basic literacy skills, making learning to read fun, exciting, and easy to understand. Through his journey, Curtis learns important lessons about creativity, responsibility, and problem-solving.

Draw It Out – Season 1, Episode 2: “What It Means to Share”

Curtis learns about sharing after refusing to let his classmate use his pens, which upsets them. With help from his friends from the Land of Art, he realizes that he doesn’t always have to share, but he also doesn’t have to be mean about not wanting to share his things. Meanwhile, fast-paced learning segments teach viewers the short E sound and the long E sound By the end, Curtis apologizes, makes things right, and finds his artwork is chosen for an art show.

S1 E4 - Draw It Out Story Time: Curtis Reads John Henry - Steel-Drivin' Man

Join Curtis for a special Draw It Out Story Time as he reads John Henry: Steel-Drivin' Man, the classic tall tale by Adele De Leeuw. Before the story begins, Curtis teaches young readers what a tall tale is and explores the imaginative storytelling elements that make these stories unique. As he reads, children discover themes of courage, determination, perseverance, and hard work while building listening and reading comprehension skills. This engaging episode inspires a love of books and celebrates the legendary story of one of America's most enduring folk heroes.