Detroit autoworker Bob Alman is dazed and confused when God and the Devil approach him with a bet on whether he can prove the world is worth saving.

And runs away to Canada in embarrassment after he tells his friends that his father has asked God to stop by the house after work and then God's a no show.

Upset that Bob seems to have no fear or respect for him, the Devil decides to make Bob sit up and take notice of his powers by going out with his daughter, Megan.

Upset that God has once again forgotten his birthday, the Devil storms out of Hell in a huff taking all the evil of the world with him.

On his next assignment from God. Bob teeters on the edge of adultery after he's sent over to a neighbor's house to talk to the wife about her adulterous ways.

A series of brushes with disaster mistakenly convince Bob he's an invincible and he tells a depressed Devil that he is now God's new "special guy."

Feeling lonely up in Heaven, God comes down to hang out with Bob at work, at home and, to Bob's ultimate dismay, at the company's Saturday night baseball game.

When the Devil leaves his palm pilot at Bob's house, Bob discovers he can get winning sports scores before the games are played.

Bob tells off his father mere moments before his death, so Bob literally goes through Hell to make amends.

While God's distracted by a romance with Sarah, the Devil tries to steal souls from Heaven.

Bob leads a rather clueless vigilante group determined to fight against the evils of society-totally unaware of his actions will impact his family.