Hell. After saying goodbye to Raul she begins her descent but suddenly finds herself alive and back on Earth. She learns from Raul that not only was she dreaming, but she has been given a second chance at life, as well. She later notices Rogers as a traffic cop who mouths to her that she is watching her. This suggests that Katherine wasn't dreaming after all. Katherine returns to her job as a dentist with a newfound love of life. She finds Bobby Jameson, a new patient, waiting for his appointment with her. She explains what happened and goes on to live her life to its fullest. After she removes his last baby tooth, though, all of his memories of her as the Tooth Fairy are lost, and she is saddened that he no longer remembers her. However, his father, Thomas, recognizes her from when she turned visible. Katherine asks Thomas and Bobby to go to a baseball game with her, and they accept, which implies the blooming of a romance between Thomas and Katherine which could result in her becoming Bobby's stepmother. Cast Kirstie Alley – Dr. Katherine Lewis Jamie Renée Smith – Young Katherine Dale Midkiff – Thomas Jameson Ross Malinger – Bobby Jameson Daryl Mitchell – Raul Kathryn Zaremba – Carrie Marcus Toji – Trevor Melanie Mayron – Mindy Lynn Redgrave – Rogers Kimberly Scott – Gwen John P. Connolly – Dr. Green Catlin Adams – Carrie's Mother Patrick Kerr – Mr. Wood Jake Richardson – Jeff Arjay Smith – Phil Eileen Brennan – Joe #1 Joel Swetow – Joe #2 Kaley Cuoco – Lori Lindze Letherman – Molly Helen Slater – Mrs. Lewis Lewis Smith – Young Hot Guy Yeardley Smith – Gatekeeper Joel Brooks – Principal Norris References External links 1997 television films 1997 films 1997 comedy films 1997 fantasy films 1990s children's fantasy films 1990s fantasy comedy films American children's comedy films American children's fantasy films American comedy television films American fantasy comedy films Disney television films Fantasy television films Films about the afterlife Films about tooth fairies Films directed by Melanie Mayron Films scored by David Michael Frank Limbo Films about dentistry 1990s American films