Criss Angel, Mindfreak
10 pm/ET A&E New
The fourth season begins, and what does Criss do? He goes out for a stroll! OK, so it's not your usual, everyday jaunt. The illusionist attempts to walk on water, venturing out onto Lake Mead, the largest man-made lake in America. And he goes out more than 200 feet in front of unsuspecting boaters and onlookers observing from the shore. — Bill Ecklund
8 pm/ET FOX New
The NCAA basketball tournament has its Elite Eight, but SYTYCD has an Outstanding Octet of its own, not to mention a leading rebounder in Comfort, who returned after being eliminated when an injury forced Jessica out of the competition. One could also argue that this is the real Big Dance, and tonight the contestants are paired with new partners as they try to make it to next week's Supreme Six. And don't miss tomorrow night's results show, which will feature LL Cool J and the Dream performing "Baby," from LL's latest album, Exit 13. — Joe Friedrich
9 pm/ET NBC New
The teens are nearing the end of their fast-forward life experiment, so you would think they'd have the hang of it by now. But taking care of fellow teens proves more difficult than they imagined. Pranks, insolence and disrespect aren't even the worst of what the kids dish out. The pressure gets to be too much for one troubled couple, leaving a mom in the lurch and on her own. The breakup, however, is more like a wake-up call for her, and she surprises even herself when she settles into the role of a single parent and succeeds. — Jeanette Martin
10:30 pm/ET MTV New
Rapper Shwayze's star is on the rise, with his first single, "Buzzin'," climbing the charts. This new reality series follows the self-proclaimed "only black kid in Malibu" and his posse as they become players in the rap game. In the series premiere, they go to Phoenix on Super Bowl weekend for a bunch of gigs and parties, including following Snoop Dogg in the Bud Bowl. The only problem is that Shwayze has to be in L.A. for a court appearance the next morning, and getting out of Phoenix on Super Bowl Sunday night is no easy feat. — Fred Mitchell
10 pm/ET LOGO New
Big-haired lunacy — family-style and Texas-sized — is the driving force of this series from writer-director Del Shores, who claims that the clan he's chronicling is loosely based on his own. If it is, he has a problem, but you should find it sidesplitting. At its center is Ty (Jason Dottley), who has escaped to L.A. In the opener, he's auditioning for the play "Naked Boys Singing," but he's worried about the "naked" part. Back in a Lone Star State mental hospital, Ty's sequined uncle Brother Boy (Leslie Jordan) is despondent (and not quietly so) because his idol, Tammy Wynette, has died. Adapted from Shores' 1996 play and 2000 indie cult hit. Rue McClanahan, Bonnie Bedelia, Olivia Newton-John, Caroline Rhea and Beth Grant costar. — Paul Droesch
