[music playing]
CRISS ANGEL: I'm going to walk across a minefield of
improvised explosive devices--
VOICE OFFSCREEN: Ready?
CRISS ANGEL: --using only my keen senses.
One wrong step could spell disaster.
[explosion]
So I'm going to have a bomb suit on.
But the truth is, is that bomb suit
is only good for a device that's below five pounds of powder.
Is that true?
That's-- that's the general rule.
It's rated for about five pounds of explosives at about five
or six feet away from a person.
There is no way that I will have any knowledge,
information, be told anything.
Is that correct?
That's true.
This is a restricted area now.
Each line is going to start off--
the first line is only going to have one explosive device.
Right, we'll have one device in the first line.
And then it'll increase from there.
There'll be two in the second-- - Three--
--three in the third.
And so on and so forth.
VOICE ON RADIO: Stand by everyone.
VOICE OFFSCREEN: You ready?
VOICE ON RADIO: The clock has started.
[tense music playing]
[beep]
[heavy breathing]
Oh, please, dear God.
[explosion]
[scream]
VOICE ON RADIO: Two minutes and counting.
[explosion]
[beep]
[explosion]
[screams]
Whoa.
CRISS ANGEL: Please, god.
[explosions]
VOICE ON RADIO: What the [bleep] is he doing?
What's he doing?
One minute and counting.
[beep]
You OK?
Why are you taking your helmet off?
Christopher, please!
What are you doing?
VOICE ON RADIO: 30 seconds.
20 seconds.
[beep]
Chris, get the [bleep] out of there.
You got 10 seconds.
Nine, eight, seven, six, five--
What is he doing?
VOICE ON RADIO: --four, three, two, one.
[shouting]
Yeah!
[explosions]
Oh my god!
[shouting]
[explosions]
Ah!
[applause]
What are you doing?
Oh!
You see how close those two came to me?
They were right on top of you.
Wait back there.
OK.
You promised me.
Yeah, the whole thing now, they're going to go down--
You promised me.
Thank god.
Mom almost had a heart attack.