Ep 9. Blizzard of Oz

In the ninth episode of season two of Ozzy and Jack's World Detour, titled "Blizzard of Oz," father and son duo Ozzy and Jack Osbourne embark on a wintry adventure to the United Kingdom. The episode begins with Ozzy and Jack traveling to Loch Ness in Scotland in the middle of a snowstorm. Despite the treacherous weather, the pair remains determined to catch a glimpse of the legendary Loch Ness Monster.

Once they arrive at their destination, Ozzy and Jack are greeted by a team of local researchers who specialize in studying "Nessie." The researchers explain to the duo that sightings of the creature have been reported since the 6th century, and the legend and sightings of the monster have been passed down through generations. Despite their best efforts, Ozzy and Jack are unable to spot the creature, but they leave Loch Ness with a newfound appreciation for the rich history and culture of Scotland.

Next, the pair travels to Oxford, England to visit the childhood home of J.R.R. Tolkien, author of "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy. Ozzy and Jack are given a private tour of the house by Tolkien's grandson, who shares personal anecdotes and reveals the inspiration behind some of the characters in the books. Ozzy and Jack are impressed by the author's incredible imagination and creativity, and reflect on the impact that "The Lord of the Rings" has had on popular culture.

The episode takes a more lighthearted turn when Ozzy and Jack visit a pub in Canterbury, England to learn about the history of darts. The duo competes in a high-stakes game against a group of locals, who are impressed by Ozzy's natural talent at the dartboard. The game becomes heated, yet remains good-natured, and Ozzy and Jack leave with a newfound appreciation for the camaraderie and culture surrounding the game of darts.

Finally, the pair travels to Wales to visit the town of Portmeirion, which was the setting for the 1960s television series "The Prisoner." The eclectic and whimsical architecture of the town is striking, and Ozzy and Jack are amazed by its unique beauty. They meet a local who explains the history of the town, and the pair takes a tour of the famous "Number 6" house used in the series. Ozzy and Jack reflect on the enduring appeal and influence of the series, and the impact it has had on popular culture.

Overall, "Blizzard of Oz" is a thrilling and informative episode of Ozzy and Jack's World Detour, as the duo immerses themselves in the rich history and culture of the United Kingdom. The episode showcases the humor and warmth that have made Ozzy and Jack fan favorites, as they learn new things, make new friends, and experience new adventures.