Report: OZZY OSBOURNE, Family Tape New FOX Show In Hollywood

December 10, 2008

Scott Collins of the Los Angeles Times reports that the Fox producers taped the first of six episodes of the new variety show starring Ozzy Osbourne and his family Sunday before a live audience of 600 or so at CBS Television City in Hollywood. A person who attended compared it favorably to British variety shows and added that it was "nowhere near what Rosie did." (Rosie O'Donnell bombed memorably with her pre-Thanksgiving variety turkey on NBC.)

Reuniting the clan that became a sensation with their 2002-05 MTV show, the new Osbourne show will feature a mix of sketches, stunts and taped bits. "There's a ton of audience interaction," the source said.

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