Ozzy & Jack's World Detour, Cuba Or Busted

Ozzy Osbourne and son Jack begin a history-filled world tour by heading to the UK to visit one landmark on both their bucket lists: Stonehenge.

Ozzy and Jack visit the Alamo, taking a Mars Rover for a spin at NASA's Johnson Space Station along the way.

Ozzy and Jack visit Jamestown, Virginia, with Jack being determined to find out if the Osbournes were among the first British colonists.

Ozzy and Jack head to Mount Rushmore. Along the way they have a quick draw shoot-out, pan for gold, and check out Wild Bill Hickok's grave at Deadwood.

Ozzy and Jack head to Japan in search of a samurai master. On the way they try their hand at forging a sword and Jack gets some new ink.

It's Ozzy's birthday and Jack has a big surprise in store for him. Only problem is, Ozzy hates surprises. So, Jack's pulling a lot of strings to put together a perfect trip for the Prince of Darkness. On the agenda: medical oddities, a penitentiary, chocolate making and a voyage 220 feet underground, where Jack will reveal his biggest surprise - a relic from Ozzy's past.

The duo pack up a camper and travel to Roswell. While Jack is a true UFO believer, Ozzy is a sceptic. In New Mexico, they visit the Petroglyphs National Monument, the UFO Museum and the famous Roswell crash site.

Ozzy agrees to go to one of Jack's favourite cities, as long as they'll be able to get a tour of the White House. So, while Jack scrambles to get access to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, he and his dad take a bunch of detours.

Jack and Ozzy head to Cuba, where they see classic automobiles, Cold War weaponry, Ernest Hemingway's house and the presidential palace.

Ozzy and Jack hit the birthplace of rock'n'roll: Memphis, Tennessee. While Ozzy is excited to see the historic Sun Studios, Jack wants to take his dad on a detour to a more infamous site - a place where legend has it the devil struck a deal that ultimately changed the course of music history. Plus, a special gift from a legendary instrument maker prompts Ozzy to unleash a bit of his own musical wizardry.