A couple of business partners pop the question to the Dragons, a brilliant inventor impresses the Den with his big idea, and more! A distillery business hopes for an investment a posture perfectionist a yard work tool a pitcher takes flight in the den. A family has a twist on tradition cousins ride into the Den with bells on a business has a tropical solution a family's inspirational story. A festive fashion faux pas a pitcher has the whole package a frosty invention a pitcher tries to keep the Dragons' interest. The main "rule" as set out at the start of every episode is that the entrepreneur is not permitted to accept an offer or multiple offers unless they would receive a total investment of at least the amount that they initially sought. The entrepreneurs and Dragons may then engage in negotiations until the available offers are either accepted (and a "deal" is made) or rejected. A DVD that will keep golfers playing nice on the green one size fits all pants an electric boat. An entrepreneur hopes a game of catch will score a deal a hero swoops into the Den an entrepreneur presents the fruits of her labour a team hopes for a second chance. A trio hopes to get some Dragon bucks for their take on a tux, an entrepreneur looks to continue his cycle of success, and more! Daniela and Ryan Kelly, co-founders of Ry's Ruffery, have come a long way since pitching their healthy dog treats business on "Shark Tank." The Sharks tell you how to avoid "Shark Tank" scams. Checking in with some of the most memorable entrepreneurs the Dragons reflect on their deals.
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