Down to Earth

Terpsichore, one of the Muses, is fed up with a Broadway play that treats the Muses like man-chasing caricatures. She asks Mr. Jordan for permission to go to Earth and fix the production, arguing that the story should honor her sisters. Jordan agrees and assigns Messenger 7013 to shadow her on the journey.

On Earth, Kitty quickly secures an agent, Max Corkle, and lands a part in the show. She uses her new mortal identity to influence the production from within, setting the stage for change.

Kitty persuades Danny that his depictions of the Muses are wrong. Smitten by Kitty, Danny agrees to shift from a musical farce to a high-minded ballet in the Martha Graham style.

The revised ballet version debuts on the road, in Philadelphia, and proves to be a complete flop. The failure deepens the producers' financial troubles, and Danny's debt to gangsters hangs over the production.

With the show losing money, Danny is in debt to gangsters who threaten his life if the production fails. He is forced to consider returning to his original concept to salvage the venture.

Kitty plans to leave Earth when Jordan appears and explains the larger predicament. Despite their quarrel over the changes, Kitty still loves Danny and vows to save him, even if it costs her and her sisters' reputations.

Overhearing the exchange, Corkle realizes that Jordan is the same heavenly messenger he had heard about after Joe Pendleton's death and body switch. He reveals that Joe, now living as K.O. Murdock, is happily married with two children.

Kitty returns to perform Swingin' the Muses in Danny's original vision, reigniting the musical. The show begins to attract audiences and the reception shifts toward a hit.

Kitty learns her time on Earth is up and she must return to Heaven, despite pleas to stay with Danny. She convinces Corkle to tell the police about the gangsters before she vanishes.

Danny finds the coat she left behind and is devastated by her sudden departure. The romance ends with a bittersweet note as he contemplates what could have been.

Back on Earth, Danny recasts the Terpsichore role to chorus girl Georgia Evans, hoping to preserve the show. Corkle becomes Georgia's new agent, continuing to navigate the transition between mortal and celestial worlds.

In Heaven, Jordan assures Kitty that she will see Danny again and grants her a vision of their eventual reunion in the afterlife.