Singer Ozzy Osbourne is glad he and his family had their lives chronicled on "The Osbournes" but he didn't enjoy the TV show.
The Black Sabbath frontman insists he doesn't regret taking part in "The Osbournes" with wife Sharon and children Jack and Kelly, but is equally relieved when the show, which ran from 2002 to 2005, came to an end when it did.
''It was an experiment. Looking back, I'm glad we did it but I'm glad we jumped off when we did after three years of feeling like a f*****g laboratory rat," contactmusic.com quoted Ozzy as saying.
''We went from being a relatively normal family to this f***ing family that was blown apart. It has taken a long time to get back together. The only good thing about it is that Sharon got a career out of it," he added.
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