The Osbournes
The Osbournes
TV-MA | 05 March 2002 (USA)
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  • Season 4 : 2005 | 10 Episodes

    EP1 Sleepless in Beverly Hills Jan 17, 2005

    Ozzy begins suffering from insomnia. He eventually undergoes testing with a sleep disorder expert to determine the cause. Jack gets a tattoo of a cross on his chest, but Ozzy and Sharon do not like it.

    EP2 Have Ozz Will Travel (1) Jan 24, 2005

    The family tries to decide where to go on vacation. Sharon turns down Fiji because none of the hotels meet her standards, while Ozzy nixes a number of other locations for various reasons. Sharon ultimately decides on Hawaii, although Ozzy is still reluctant to go. Meanwhile, Kelly wins a major role in a television pilot. She must miss out on the family's vacation to go to Vancouver for filming.

    EP3 Hawaii Five Ozz (2) Jan 31, 2005

    Ozzy, Sharon and Jack head to Hawaii for their vacation. Ozzy continues to be miserable for a while, but cheers up following a private luau. Jack goes diving in a shark cage. His friends invite strippers to the luau, and behave in ways that embarrass him. The traveling party winds up leaving without Jack's friends when they fail to show up on time for their flight.

    EP4 Kelly Interrupted Feb 07, 2005

    Kelly irritates her mother by getting a lip ring. Ozzy and Jack are convinced that Kelly's erratic behavior and chronic illness are the result of drug use, but Sharon refuses to hear of it. Kelly eventually admits the truth to Sharon and enters rehab. Ozzy and Sharon don't believe she will stay at the facility for long.

    EP5 28 Days Later Feb 14, 2005

    Kelly struggles to adjust to life in rehab, and frequently calls home requesting various personal belongings. She wants to leave, but Jack urges her to tough it out. Jack celebrates both his birthday and a year of sobriety. Kelly arrives home and becomes frustrated by the curfew and other rules she must follow. She clashes with her mother often, and accuses Sharon of messing with her head when she expresses her concerns.

    EP6 Charity Case Feb 21, 2005

    Sharon and Kelly plan a trip to Kenya on behalf of a charity organization. Ozzy doesn't want them to go, as he fears they will be kidnapped or contract malaria. Sharon also has second thoughts after hearing more details about the trip. The family receives a visit from Sir Elton John, who gives Ozzy an expensive necklace that leaves him feeling a bit embarrassed; and goes on a shopping spree with Sharon, Jack and Kelly. Ozzy, Sharon and Kelly later attend an event in honor of Covenant House, where Sharon receives an award and Kelly bids on a puppy.

    EP7 Number One Fan Feb 28, 2005

    A 25-year-old fan wins a charity auction for the right to spend the day with Sharon. Sharon is touched by the woman's generosity and invites her to spend the night at the Osbourne home. Meanwhile, Jack must attend an online traffic school after getting a speeding ticket.

    EP8 Lozt in Translation Mar 07, 2005

    The family travels to Japan, where Ozzy is to receive the Legend Award at the Video Music Awards. Kelly also makes several personal appearances. One of the employees, Sam, meets with some family members whom he hasn't seen in years, but can only communicate with them through a translator.

    EP9 The Show Must Go Off! Mar 14, 2005

    Sharon's talk show tapes its final episodes. Feeling mistreated, Sharon clashes with her bosses to the very end, showing up late on purpose and demanding money upfront. She takes her mind off of things by shopping, including the purchase of a state-of-the-art toilet. Kelly feels hurt when Sharon repeatedly criticizes her wardrobe. Ozzy pays another visit to the dentist.

    EP10 A Farewell to Ozz Mar 21, 2005

    Dr. Phil McGraw pays a visit to the house, where he holds a frank discussion with the Osbournes about drug abuse and other issues that have affected the family's relationships with one another. Examples are given through clips from previous episodes.
    Reviews
    Jessica Carvalho

    I don't know if the reality show is fake or real since the last episode of the Osbournes, but besides this doubt that intrigues me, I liked a lot the reality show. I mean, who never had the curiosity of watching the life of a famous actor/actress or singer,with all that glamorous life of living in a mansion in Beverlly Hills?And is even funnier to see one of your favorite rockstars, who declares himself to be the ''prince of darkness'' cleaning the dog's poop,since it is the kind of situation you never imagine him to deal with. The only thing I stay sad for ,is the fact that The Osbournes only has 4 seasons, and I would love it to have more. Now, I am just waiting the second and third seasons to arrive here in Brazil.( I already have the first one)

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    jennyfrog2000

    How ironic. Someone who dislikes the Osbournes so much has nothing but reams of opinions based on the fact that they WATCH the show. What's the matter? Is your remote broken? You must have either a crush on Kelly that can never been quenched because you don't have the stuff to love such a strong woman or you're jealous of the wealth produced by talent regardless of the obvious drug problem Ozzy's been plagued with. Nobody's perfect. This family is close, loving and real. They have real problems and work through them. The previous writer was probably just upset that the show wasn't about snorting coke off prostitutes or partying with Van Halen.Let's all keep in mind also that hate is very close to love.

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    SoundsOfTheSeventies

    The Osbourne family continues to fly in the face of orthodoxy. Everyone in the family swears like a sailor, all the dogs are incontinent and no one comes together at the end of the show and says, "I love you". This is real family life and how refreshing it is. No daytime TV superficial sugar coating providing enjoyable family viewing. This program is unlikely to win support among the catholic woman's league, but just below the surface there is consistently more humor and warmth than anywhere else on television.

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    sh33na

    It's nice to see the human side of this family, that they aren't much different from anyone else. I didn't know much about them before the show, vaguely remember Ozzy back in the '80s. I expected not to like it, but it's strangely attractive. If you get the chance to watch without the bleeps, it's a much better viewing.

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