Archive · 19 Aug 2025
BBC Postpones Ozzy Osbourne Documentary Release
The BBC decided to postpone the release of a documentary about Ozzy Osbourne called 'Coming Home.'
The show was supposed to air on Monday, but it didn't happen.
This decision was made out of respect for Ozzy's family after his death.
The documentary was meant to show Ozzy's life and journey over three years.
It was originally meant to be a series, but became a movie.
A new air date will be announced soon.
The BBC delayed the release of the Ozzy Osbourne documentary 'Coming Home'.
The documentary was intended to air on BBC One on Monday at 9 PM but was postponed.
The film was created to document Ozzy's final chapter and journey, spanning three years.
The delay is due to respecting the wishes of the Osbourne family following Ozzy's passing.
The documentary was originally planned as a series called 'Home to Roost'.
- Who
- The BBC and the Osbourne family.
- What
- The BBC delayed the airing of the Ozzy Osbourne documentary 'Coming Home'.
- When
- Initially scheduled to air Monday at 9 PM, the release was postponed.
- Where
- BBC One.
- Why
- To respect the wishes of the Osbourne family after Ozzy's death.
BBC and Family's Decision
Viewers
Scheduling Conflict
BBC and Family's Decision
Delay the airing of the documentary to respect family wishes.
Viewers
Air the documentary as scheduled.
- Documentary Title
- Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home
- Original Title
- Home to Roost
- Channel
- BBC One
- Subject
- Ozzy Osbourne
- Reason for Delay
- Respect for the Osbourne family
