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    Osbournes: Second Season

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    • DVD Release Date: 09/30/2003
    • Rating: Rated NC17
    • Sales Rank: 28,088

    Viewer Rating: (3 ratings)

    Detailed Rating: "Engaging" See All

     
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    Features

    Closed Caption; Uncensored and censored language tracks on all 10 episodes; Hilarious never-before-seen footage; Ozzy Translator for each episode; Episode commentary track with the Osbourne family; Dookie's Revenge set-top game; "What the $%#@ Did He Say" trivia game; DVD-ROM materials include "Crazy Training": Train to become a member of the Osbourne household by playing along with each episode; Dolby Digital Surround Sound; Full-screen (1.33:1); French subtitles

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 -- Episodes 1-8
    1. Just Your Average Family [5:31]
    2. Washington, Here We Come [6:31]
    3. Celebs, Stars & Ozzy [2:08]
    4. Lights, Camera, Kelly [3:45]
    5. It's the Little Things [2:44]
    1. What's Up Doc? [6:47]
    2. Gentleman, Jack [2:25]
    3. She's My Whole World [5:02]
    4. Home Sweet Home [2:57]
    5. Group Hug [3:42]
    1. Ozzy Builds a Fire [6:09]
    2. Where's My Luggage?! [4:14]
    3. Ozzy and the Ocean [4:13]
    4. Jack's on Location [2:44]
    5. Top of the Pops [1:10]
    6. Sharon's Fire [1:57]
    1. Kelly's Bert [6:15]
    2. Watching the Bread Channel [3:43]
    3. "What's Bert?" [3:30]
    4. Cauliflower? [3:36]
    5. The Way it Was... [3:26]
    1. The End of a Feud [5:46]
    2. In or Out? [2:38]
    3. The Laws of the Land [4:23]
    4. Party! [2:14]
    5. The Last Burrito [5:17]
    1. "It's Not the Drums" [6:02]
    2. Dill Arrives [6:19]
    3. Foreplay? [3:25]
    4. Away From the Madness [5:06]
    1. "I'd Rather Do Nothing" [7:29]
    2. "He Smells Good" [6:40]
    3. The Proud Father [4:04]
    4. Super-Villain? [2:39]
    1. Poo Patrol [4:51]
    2. Shopping With Sharon [6:37]
    3. Decontamination [5:28]
    4. Time to Celebrate [3:54]
    Side #2 -- Episodes 9 & 10
    1. Disaster on the Horizon [7:12]
    2. Vegas! [7:34]
    3. "It's My Birthday!" [5:44]
    1. Jack's Ladies [5:19]
    2. White Belly [5:14]
    3. A Joyful Occasion [6:14]
    4. The Wedding Night [4:12]

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    Editorial Reviews

    The Osbournes began with a brilliant idea: Reinvent the family sitcom as reality TV cross-bred with This Is Spinal Tap. But not even MTV expected it to be an overnight sensation, despite (or perhaps because of) all those bleeps. As "The Dad," bat-chomping Ozzy Osbourne won viewers' hearts from the get-go, enduring Everyman struggles with tricky remotes, sex-crazed pets, and his recalcitrant teens, Jack and Kelly. Even his rock-star problems played out like domestic disputes, such as when his wife suggested he tour with a bubble machine: "C'mon, Sharon, I'm the Prince of @#%$!# Darkness!" By the time Season 2 rolled around, The Osbournes had become such an institution that Ozzy and Sharon dined at the White House. This two-DVD set includes all 10 shows from the second season (plus commentary tracks with the Osbourne family). It's also an Ozzy-appropriate orgy of extra features. One can train to become an Osbourne with the DVD-ROM feature "Crazy Training," decode the master's mutters with the "Ozzy Translator," or play the set-top game "Dookie's Revenge." And though the series often plays like one big blooper, it turns out that what aired was just the tip of the iceberg. Just wait 'til you cue up the never-before-seen footage. Barnes & Noble

    Customer Reviews

    The Osbournes: Second Seasonby Anonymous

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    April 04, 2009: The second season of the Osbournes is just as good as the first. The best thing about this season, however is that it's twice as hilarious, and you get to see more of a day in the life of the Osbournes. Kelly, the daughter explores the music business, becoming a singer for the first time, and traveling from place to place doing interviews and photoshoots, while Ozzy is doing his thing, by having conflict with nature - the ocean that is. Probably the most funniest part of the season, when Ozzy decides to make a fire on his beach house property one night while a tide is present, and prevents Ozzy trying to make a firepit. He then starts cussing at it, telling it to go back to Alaska. The best part of the second season! I highly recommend this season...or any Osbourne season for that matter. They're all good.

    A season like no other!!!!!!!by Anonymous

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    March 02, 2004: i think that this season of the osbournes was the best ever cause of episode #3, the ozzman and the sea! The section where ozzy is cussing out the ocean for trying to wash away his fire, it is such a knee-slapper! i really recommend this 2-dvd set for any one who like ozzy osbourne, i promise, it is worth the cost, cause u will get ure money's worth. I PROMISE!!!!!!!!!!


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