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The duo's adventures in Georgia include dirt-track driving, touring an Elvis museum, and visiting a diddley bow artisan; Ozzy and Jack fly to Texas, where they serve as Honorary Race Directors at a NASCAR event.
The duo's adventures in Georgia include dirt-track driving, touring an Elvis museum, and visiting a diddley bow artisan; Ozzy and Jack fly to Texas, where they serve as Honorary Race Directors at a NASCAR event.
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Ozzy and Jack's World Detour
S2, EP3 "Texas, Bloody Texas"Ozzy and Jack find a recreational way to vent their frustrations over the broken RV; Ozzy meets with a Texas-based Black Sabbath cover band; the boys find themselves in a bizarre game of bingo and learn about the forensics behind solving murders.
Ozzy and Jack's World Detour
S2, EP10 "Aloha, Osbournes"Ozzy and Jack thank their wives for holding down the fort during their adventure with a trip to the Big Island of Hawaii; Jack and Lisa's two young daughters manage to turn every family outing upside down.
Ozzy and Jack's World Detour
S3, EP1 "Twisted Sister"Ozzy is hounded to do press, promos and photos for his final world tour; needing to stay behind in Los Angeles for his baby's birth, Jack conspires to convince his sister, Kelly, to take the wheel and hit the road with Ozzy.
Ozzy and Jack's World Detour
S2, EP4 "Kentucky Fried Osbournes"Ozzy's vintage GMC is replaced by a Mercedes RV; in Kentucky, the boys meet a sperm-donating stallion, visit a medical oddities museum, and tour a life-size replica of Noah's Ark; Jack demonstrates his skills as a reserve police officer.
Ozzy and Jack's World Detour
S3, EP8 "Florida Finale"In Florida, Jack and Kelly meet with a chocolate sculptor who makes a bust of Ozzy and visit the famed Fountain of Youth to retrieve some magical water; a psychic attempts to remove any bad luck before Ozzy takes the stage at a music festival.
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