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After
God forgets their handball date, the Devil begins to feel neglected.
Bob feels that things have been going his way lately, especially
after God tells him he’s a special guy. Megan is completely disenchanted
with her family, especially her mom Donna. Donna thinks Megan might
be right and decides the family needs to do more things together.
At the plant Bob tells his friend Mike that he thinks he might be
blessed, and then proceeds to survive several brushes with disaster,
the culmination of which is his miraculous escape from a vat of
molten steel. At home Megan is finding Donna’s attempts to improve
family life desperate and pathetic. When Bob comes home he claims
that he is indestructible. The Devil stops by and wants to know
if Bob has seen God. Bob rubs it in that he is now God’s special
guy. Back in Hell, the Devil breaks into tears and asks Smeck why
God won’t call. Donna takes the family on an outing to the Family
Fun Center, which Megan finds lame at first, but eventually she
and Donna bond over a video game. As they are leaving, Bob defies
a gunman and is further convinced he is indestructible. At home
Donna tells Bob she thinks he is crazy. Bob claims he is immortal,
not crazy, and that he’s not hurting anyone. Just then they look
out to see their son Andy, trying to tightrope walk a telephone
wire. Bob has become an adrenaline junky and goes skydiving without
a parachute. On his way down God appears and asks what Bob thinks
he’s doing. When Bob claims he’s indestructible, God tells him that
he is definitely mortal, and that his other escapes from death were
just coincidences. Bob manages to grab onto another skydiver and
ride with him to safety. The Devil confronts God about neglecting
him. God apologizes and tells the Devil not to take things so personally.
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