Overview

• The BBC One documentary, filmed over three years and now on iPlayer, chronicles Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne’s move back to Buckinghamshire and his final months.
• Ozzy reflects on his July farewell with Black Sabbath at Villa Park, saying performing seated was “torture,” and discusses stepping back from public life.
• Reviews highlight an intimate, often funny but poignant portrait, while some critics question whether airing such personal footage after his death was appropriate.
• The broadcast was postponed from August at the Osbourne family’s request, with material repurposed from an intended multi-part series into a one‑off film.
• Ozzy died at home on July 22 at age 76, weeks after the Birmingham concert, as another feature-length project, Ozzy: No Escape From Now, is scheduled to debut on Paramount+ in early October.