Before the Kardashians became America’s first family of reality TV, the Osbournes reigned
reigned. Their show—which followed the antics of Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne, his wife Sharon, and two of their children, Jack and Kelly—was MTV’s highest-rated program in its first season and won the second-ever Emmy for Outstanding Reality Program.
Viewers were primed and ready for season 2, with ratings 84% higher for that premiere than for the first—and for good reason. The second season ofleaned further into celebreality and couldn’t elide serious matters: it followed Sharon as she dealt with a cancer diagnosis and tracked the family as they lived out the not-always-positive effects of newfound fame.
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