The Osbournes Want to Believe

Jack leaves Sharon and Ozzy's jaws on the floor with a twisted superhuman, an uninvited dinner ghost and a good old-fashioned flying saucer. Eerie evidence leaves the Osbournes contemplating the possibilities of time travel.

Jack goes above and beyond to make his parents believe with ghostly employees, hitchhiking UFOs and real-life Ents. Also, Ozzy is baffled by `undeniable' proof of extraterrestrial activity.

Jack pulls out all the stops in his attempt to turn Sharon and Ozzy into believers. He makes them watchnvideos of ghost children, spooked pets, cloaked UFOs and a glitch in the matrix.

Jack, Sharon, and Ozzy debate whether or not mirrors can be haunted and whether aliens use cloud-cloaking technology. Plus, the family ponders just how big Bigfoot's feet might actually be.

Jack attempts to convince Ozzy and Sharon that things aren't as they seem with video evidence of haunted dolls, poltergeist activity, a Russian UFO and a ghostly grandma. Jack's dog, Doug, joins the party for some moral support.

The Osbournes plunge deep into the paranormal sea to watch an oil monster surface from the depths of a lake and find proof that mermaids exist. Jack quizzes his parents to see if they have fallen victim to the infamous Mandela Effect.

Jack has some new tricks up his sleeve as he tries to convince his parents that time travel is real. He also shares evidence of ghostly attacks on the living, an Alexa possessed by an evil spirit, and an Ice Age UFO.

Clips of a ghostly pooch, a doughnut-shaped UFO, a Bigfoot encounter on Christmas and some demonic digging.

Jack gets one step closer to turning Ozzy and Sharon into believers as they watch footage of ghostly children, alien activity and the Fresno nightcrawlers; the Osbournes investigate a lunar conspiracy theory.

Jack continues to convince his parents that unexplainable phenomena exists everywhere, and he uses video evidence of shadow people, fairies and an ancient lake monster to show them.