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Criss Angel Previews His Tantalizing New Mindfreak

Never let it be said that Criss Angel thinks small After walking across a swimming pool in Season 2 of Criss Angel Mindfreak Wednesdays at 10 pmET AE the illusionist ups the ante on tonights fourth-season premiere by traipsing across Nevadas Lake Mead [Since] I walked on the pool nearly 20 million people have watched it on YouTube says Angel who rivals PT Barnum for self-promotion Its the most-watched magic clip in the history of the Internet Assuming he doesnt drown Angel has something even bigger planned for next weeks show a live escape from an imploding building Ill be on a balcony manacled he says That building is going to go whether Im in it or not Were betting he survives since his lavish Cirque du Soleil Las Vegas stage show Criss Angel Believe is slated to open in the fall I signed a deal for 4600 shows for the next 10 years he says But whos counting Joseph Hudak

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Never let it be said that Criss Angel thinks small. After "walking" across a swimming pool in Season 2 of Criss Angel: Mindfreak (Wednesdays at 10 pm/ET, A&E), the illusionist ups the ante on tonight's fourth-season premiere by traipsing across Nevada's Lake Mead. "[Since] I walked on the pool, nearly 20 million people have watched it on YouTube," says Angel, who rivals P.T. Barnum for self-promotion. "It's the most-watched magic clip in the history of the Internet." Assuming he doesn't drown, Angel has something even bigger planned for next week's show - a live escape from an imploding building. "I'll be on a balcony, manacled," he says. "That building is going to go whether I'm in it or not." We're betting he survives, since his lavish Cirque du Soleil Las Vegas stage show, "Criss Angel: Believe," is slated to open in the fall. "I signed a deal for 4,600 shows for the next 10 years," he says. "But who's counting?" - Joseph Hudak