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Catch a sneak peek of the new season of Monster In-Laws on A&E before it premieres on May 28th. This original real-life series, which follows couples at the boiling point with their nightmare in-laws, returns for an all-new season of candid, over-the-top antics. Focusing on a different family crisis in each episode, relationship experts use unconventional tactics to get to the deeper issues.

Be the first to meet the Robertsons, a Louisiana bayou family living the American dream, with a free sneak peek of Duck Dynasty! Together this multi-millionaire family, who found its fortune in duck calls and decoys, runs a booming business that employs half the neighborhood, all while staying true to their core values and backwoods lifestyle.

A man lives in a home haunted by the angry spirit of his father; after moving into her new home, an Iraq war veteran hears strange whispers in her ear and is touched while asleep; a tour guide at an Illinois bed and breakfast is terrified when she captures the spirit of the deceased owner in a photo; a theater that may have been a speakeasy in the 20s is haunted by a naked woman and the sounds of people partying in the basement; and the head of a Washington state museum recalls a frightening moment when she was hit by a piece of heavy equipment shoved by an unseen force.

Criss walks viewers through his store describing all the memorabilia and what it means to him. Also available on iTunes

Five-time Magician of the Year Criss Angel returns for a third season of the show that has the extreme illusionist defying death in nearly every episode. From escaping a racing truck filled with explosives to being steamrolled on a bed of glass, levitating 500 feet above Las Vegas's Luxor Hotel & Casino and more, Angel takes magic to new levels, entertaining a slew of celebrities (including Jamie Kennedy and Flavor Flav) along the way.

Think of it as extreme magic: Mystifier Criss Angel takes the art of illusion to new heights with his unique blend of prestidigitation, street performance, music and death-defying stunts -- including catching a bullet in his teeth and being set ablaze. To enhance the credibility of his demonstrations, Criss performs all his feats in public places rather than on a stage. Prepare to be amazed by these tricks that stretch the limits of belief.

Fearless or foolhardy? You be the judge. Multiple Magician of the Year award recipient Criss Angel returns for a sixth season of death-defying stunts, mind-blowing illusions and myriad other "How did he do that?" sleights of hand. Steering magic into uncharted territory, Angel delivers some of his most daring tricks to date, including an attempt to escape almost certain drowning after being fitted with cement shoes and submerged in Lake Havasu.

The bad boy of magic, Criss Angel, takes the intensity up a notch in the fifth season of his hit series. With five new illusions that defy logic -- and gravity -- Angel challenges his audiences to believe that anything is possible. Angel puts his life on the line by burying himself alive, traversing a field of explosives and testing the theory of teleportation. Then, he turns the tables, levitating an entire crowd perilously above the ground.

Illusionist Criss Angel returns for a second season of nontraditional magic that finds the three-time Magician of the Year floating between skyscrapers, conducting a celebrity-studded séance in Death Valley, Calif., and more. Filmed in Las Vegas, Los Angeles and Iraq, the show documents not only Angel's death-defying stunts but also the behind-the-scenes work that goes into them. Penn & Teller, Ice Cube, Vince Neil and others guest star.

Master illusionist Criss Angel kicks off the fourth season of his series by walking 200 feet on the surface of Lake Mead -- the world's largest man-made lake -- as crowds of unsuspecting bystanders and boaters watch with wonder. Other spectacular season highlights include the maverick magician, with his death-defying methods, attempt to escape a nine-story Miami condominium after rigging it with ticking explosives.

"My Ghost Story" features true and astonishing first person stories of the paranormal, told by the people who lived through them - and actually caught them on tape. From moving furniture to dark apparitions to violent poltergeists, these harrowing eyewitness accounts of the unexplainable are transformed into more than just tales with terrifying visual evidence. Everybody has a ghost story, but these people have theirs on film.

In-laws: most people have them. And sometimes, they can be a lot more than a newlywed bargained for. Each 30-minute episode of the new A&E series Monster In-Laws features real-life married couples desperate to put an end to the in-law battles tearing their families apart. Former trial lawyer and relationship expert Mel Robbins and psychology, counseling and human development expert Dr. Tom Kersting do whatever it takes to make peace between the couples and their parents, aggressively undertaking each case so their patients can face the issues head-on.