Down to Earth

A struggling comedian with natural wit and confidence who struggles to translate his talent on stage. After a fatal accident, he returns to Earth by inhabiting the body of a dying billionaire, Charles Wellington III. Inside Charles, Lance must balance his comedic instincts with a new public persona and pursue his love interest Sontee while navigating the expectations of wealth and power.

A extremely rich and initially snobbish businessman whose life and persona are upended when Lance inhabits his body. As Lance's wit influences his actions, Charles becomes more generous and publicly advocates for universal healthcare, clashing with his board. His transformation highlights the tension between wealth, power, and humanity.

The woman Lance saw before his death, who protests Charles by handcuffing herself to a coffee table in his penthouse. She becomes a key emotional focal point as Lance (in Charles's body) seeks to win her affection, and she must decide whether to trust the seemingly changed Charles.

Charles Wellington's associate with an affair involving Charles's wife; he is involved in the power plays and betrayals that drive the board's desire to control Charles. His scheming and loyalty to profit create the tension that ultimately contributes to Charles's downfall.

One of the two angels who oversee Lance's fate in the afterlife, King guides the arrangement of Lance's reincarnation and interacts with him to shape the living world.

King's partner among the angels, Keyes helps execute the plan and provides counsel as Lance's journey continues through different lives.

The reincarnated persona that carries Lance's soul after the second act of the afterlife deal. He returns to Earth as a great comedian, performs at the Apollo, and reconnects with Whitney, all while not remembering the angels or past lives—yet still expressing Lance's underlying personality.