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David Blaine Drowned Alive

Posted on April 13, 2006 1:33 pm by John LeBlanc

Thanks to a post at RealityTVWebsite.com (and not ABC for some bizarre reason) we learn a few more things about David Blaine’s next television special, and his next stunt:

David Blaine Returns to ABC In DROWNED ALIVE - Seven Days Under Water At Lincoln Center

Hold Your Breath… David Blaine Is Coming!

David Blaine Will Stun The World With Another Death-Defying Feat On DAVID BLAINE: DROWNED ALIVE, Live From New York´s Lincoln Center, Monday, May 8 On ABC

Blaine Will Attempt to Hold His Breath Underwater Longer Than Any Other Human Being, After Spending Seven Days Living in a Spectacular Human Aquarium in Full Public View

David Blaine, known for his headline-making feats of physical, emotional and mental endurance, will once again put his life on the line in a death-defying attempt to hold his breath underwater longer than any human being, which is currently a stunning eight minutes, 58 seconds. He will undertake this latest challenge after living with a life support system in a specially built human aquarium — an eight-foot acrylic sphere — for seven days and nights, in full public view in front of New York´s Lincoln Center. Viewers will hold their collective breath during the heart-stopping finale of the broadcast when Blaine will put himself to the ultimate test - live - on a new, two-hour ABC primetime special, DAVID BLAINE: DROWNED ALIVE, Monday, May 8 (8:00-10:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.

Let the moanings begin.

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