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In the first episode, Bob manages to redeem humanity, and for the rest of the series, he becomes God's "go-to guy" for new ideas on how to help humanity further redeem itself — all while The Devil tries to interfere with God's plans.
Synopsis. The series was based on God (voiced by James Garner) and the Devil (voiced by Alan Cumming) making a bet over the fate of the world. God wants to wipe humanity off the face of the planet and start over, but he realizes that he's "not that kind of God."
God has made a bet with the Devil: if one human of the Devil's choosing can't prove that humanity is decent, God will scrap all of creation and start over. The Devil chooses Detroit car assembly line worker Bob Alman.
Season 1 of God, the Devil and Bob premiered on March 9, 2000. God strikes a wager with the Devil: if just one person can convince him that the world is worth saving, he'll spare humanity from destruction, if not, God will scrap all of creation and start over.
God, the Devil and Bob: Created by Matthew Carlson. With Alan Cumming, James Garner, French Stewart, Laurie Metcalf. God and the Devil wager whether car worker Bob Alman can live a decent life without divine intervention. Bob faces temptations while proving humanity's decency.
- (1K)
- 2000-03-09
- Comedy, Animation
- 30
This is what convinces God to not wipe out humanity and start everything over. Bob therapizing God and the Devil when the former forgets the latter's birthday and then browbeating them into raking his lawn (after they trashed it playing croquet).
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The Devil picks Bob Alman, an autoworker who has a bit of an attitude, and is also pretty lazy. Out of fear, Bob agrees to help make the world a better place. Without any hints or suggestions from God, Bob is all on his own to prove that humanity deserves to be saved.
