begged Lester Luster to postpone her return to Heaven. Together, they created a deal that she would help him with any crises on Earth that he brought to her attention and that she would have to return to Heaven if she was unsuccessful. Production notes The series made several changes to its cast. Besides the ethereal bosses, it changed the earthly father as well, becoming the second series in which Dick Sargent replaced another actor in the same role. The show's central characters were jointly created, and the core format was jointly developed, by Sam Harris, who collaborated with Arthur L. Annecharico to do so. Harris also wrote several episodes of the show. In addition to having run on WTBS, Down to Earth also had subsequent runs on Good Life TV. Reception The Ocala Star-Banner called Down to Earth "one of the better sitcoms on the air nowadays". Cast Episodes Season 1 (1984) Season 2 (1984–85) Season 3 (1985) Season 4 Season 5 (1986) Season 6 (1986) Season 7 (1987) Crew Executive Producer: Arthur Annecharico Producer: Rick Miner References External links "Down to Earth" at RetroJunk, including opening credits video 1984 American television series debuts 1987 American television series endings 1980s American sitcoms American fantasy television series Television series about ghosts Television series about families Television series by Procter & Gamble Productions TBS (American TV channel) original programming English-language television shows Angels in television