Sharon+Ozzy Coming home
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Bluevanman

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8,759 posts

211 months

"I wouldn't say we're f**king normal"
rofl

the-norseman

14,644 posts

189 months

"I made some Marijuana cake, the vicar had some, he was fking stoned, he thought he had the flu"

I've just watched this, a real tear jerker towards the end.

I had some Ozzy albums as a teenager (early 2000's) and watched them on The Osbournes, I wasn't a massive Sabbath fan back then but have grown to be fond of Sabbath now. There will never be anybody like him again!

I stayed in a hotel near Welders House a few days after he died so I had a quick drive past to see all the flowers.

On a side note I used to really hate Kelly, she was a chubby brat, shes 4 years older than me, shes quite hot these days.

PinkTornado

1,583 posts

80 months

Saturday
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Considering how they were at the time of 'The Osbournes', I think that both Kelly and Jack have matured amazingly well, and it is often a pleasure to listen to them talk now.

The doc was very moving, and something similar is coming from Paramount this coming week, too.

the-norseman

14,644 posts

189 months

If anything reflecting back on it, it was a little rushed should of been a 2 or 3 part series.

I'll watch the parmount one.

PinkTornado

1,583 posts

80 months

I did read that originally it was going to be a longer series, so that might explain the choppy editing/events.

Gladers01

1,406 posts

66 months

PinkTornado said:
I did read that originally it was going to be a longer series, so that might explain the choppy editing/events.
There was scope for further episodes and seemed he died earlier than expected having moved back to the UK in late May after having the large extension built and the new lake added to attract the wildlfe. (There's some good aerial shots on google maps)

The episode was sad and humorous in equal measures with his apple addiction and how he didn't want a McDonalds style funeral biggrin

Bluevanman

Original Poster:

8,759 posts

211 months

His mind seemed sharper at the end than it was during filming of The Osbournes, who'd have thought that

BigMon

5,424 posts

147 months

Watching it now. It's very good, but sad.

the-norseman

14,644 posts

189 months

PinkTornado said:
I did read that originally it was going to be a longer series, so that might explain the choppy editing/events.
When they pulled the initial release, they obviously had time to edit the end bit in. They should of split it into 2 or 3 episodes and padded it back out, it was so rushed, lets get 3 years squashed into 1 hour.

So much was missing, very little footage of the last gig, I understand they cant show the gig as its due to be released later in the year as a DVD etc but they could of shown some backstage stuff etc.

I'm hopeful that the Paramount one is better!


PinkTornado

1,583 posts

80 months

The trailer for the Paramount doc includes footage from the last gig.

the-norseman

14,644 posts

189 months

Guessing BBC didnt want to pay for the footage.