Elliot, a widower, has three children: Danny, Amanda and his eldest daughter Diane. Elliot is a real workaholic, he works from morning till night to provide for his family, while Diane takes care of the younger children. Every time the children ask their father to take them to the zoo or to the movies, but answers: "Tomorrow," and each time postpones the planned outing indefinitely. He always lives in the future without thinking about the present. For example, he is very hopeful about Thursday: on this day a big deal should take place, which, as he thinks, will change his life for the better. But man assumes, and God disposes. On the eve of the long-awaited day, Elliot takes a cab. The driver turns out to be an obsessed Satanist and, seeing in Elliot's face the features of either an angel or a devil, throws the car off a bridge at breakneck speed. Elliot is not killed, but falls into a coma-like state. Now Elliot has no saving "tomorrow", his soul has only hours to correct the mistakes made during his lifetime, to finish all financial affairs and ensure the financial well-being of his children. So, Daddy the ghost comes home. He can calmly pass through objects and remains invisible in daylight, you can see him only in a darkened room. Without wasting a minute, Elliot begins to put the family's financial affairs in order, but soon he begins to realize that what matters most to the children is his love and his presence with them....