The Osbournes concludes tonight. Three years and two weeks after helping to inaugurate a new reality TV subgenre, The Osbournes limps to a conclusion as MTV airs its 52nd and final episode tonight at 10:30 p.m. ET. That the end is nigh is difficult to believe, since the frequently bleeped clan has faked us out …
final Osbournes season debuts tonight. The final 10 episodes of The Osbournes begin airing tonight on MTV. The fourth season kicks off at 10:30 p.m. ET. If this news of the series’ end comes as a crushing blow and you don’t know what you’ll do without The Osbournes in your life, well, maybe you should …
fourth Osbournes will be the last, really. Finally: An official announcement that The Osbournes is over. Well, after the 10-episode fourth season airs. New episodes will debut on MTV January 17 at 10:30 p.m. ET. We’ve already had other announcements, and conclusions before, but this doesn’t seem to be another fake-out. MTV’s Brian Graden said, …
Ozzy says he’s done with reality TV. Although Ozzy Osbourne currently has a reality show airing on MTV (Battle for Ozzfest), and although the third-slash-fourth season of The Osbournes has yet to air, Ozzy says he’s done with reality TV. Really. No joke. “When you watch a 25-minute episode, I’ve been filming all day,” he …
MTV’s Battle for Ozzfest debuts tonight. The heads of The Osbournes‘ household take their show on the road, sort of, as MTV debuts Battle for Ozzfest tonight at 10:30 p.m. ET. On the competitive series, eight bands will vie for a spot on Ozzfest 2005. After facing elimination through challenges and competitions, viewers will ultimately …
Osbournes return with Battle for Ozzfest; Tommy Lee enrolls at U. of Nebraska. The fourth (or third, depending upon how you count) and allegedly final season of The Osbournes taped over the summer, but after it airs, the family won’t be leaving MTV. You didn’t really think they’d go away, did you, silly? Ozzy and …
Osbournes settle lawsuit with t-shirt company, get ice cream flavors. The Osbournes have settled tshirthell.com‘s $15 million lawsuit against the family, the company said in a press release. They sued after the family started producing their own version of tshirthell’s shirts that said, “Fuck my family! I’m moving in with…The Osbourne Family.” The lawsuit said …
