mother. She doesn't believe Bob's claims that he is working for God and thinks he must be delusional. She has recently returned to college after 14 years of parenting. Megan Allman (voiced by Nancy Cartwright) - Bob and Donna's 13-year-old daughter and eldest child. She is overly rebellious, insistent, very stubborn, bad-tempered and unruly, yet loves her family... very deep down. She's also a bit of a hypocrite, as just after stating that their family doesn't do anything, she blows off family dinner to phone a friend. Andy Allman (voiced by Kath Soucie) - Bob and Donna's 6-year-old son. He is a sweet, good-natured boy who looks up to his father. He is the only person who really believes Bob talks to God and the Devil. At one point in the beginning of the show, he actually sees God. Smeck (voiced by Jeff Doucette) - An imp-like demon who is the Devil's put-upon henchman apprentice. In spite of the abuse he suffers at the Devil's hands, he remains loyal to his master. It is suggested in an early episode that he is among the oldest demons in hell. In episode seven, we learn the Devil would fire him were it not for his union and would kill him if he had not promised Smeck's mother on her deathbed. Episodes Season 1 (2000–01) Home media 20th Century Fox has released the complete season on DVD in Region 1. The 2-disc set features an extensive array of special features including commentaries, interviews and audition tapes. Notes References External links God, the Devil, And Bob @ Carsey-Werner Carsey-Werner - God, the Devil, And Bob God, the Devil, And Bob at Keyframe 2000s American adult animated television series 2010s American adult animated television series 2000s American sitcoms 2010s American sitcoms 2000 American television series debuts 2011 American television series endings American adult animated comedy television series American animated sitcoms Animated television series about dysfunctional families Animation controversies in television Christianity in popular culture controversies English-language television shows Fiction about God Fiction about the Devil NBC original programming Religious controversies in animation Religious controversies in television Religious controversies in the United States Television controversies in the United States Television series by Carsey-Werner Productions Television series by Universal Television Television shows set in Detroit