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- 4/15/11A housewife from Yellow Springs, Ohio pitches her business that spruces up old appliances. A man from Chicago pitches a line of mint-holders that clip onto key-chains. A pair from Hinsdale, Illinois pitch a lighted decal that fascinated the Sharks. A single mom from Fisher, Indiana tries to sell the Sharks on her aromatic lip gloss.moreless
- 1/29/10First into the Shark Tank is an entrepreneur from Monrovia, California, who wants to bring back the old fashion ice cream man, with a modern flair. Next into the Shark Tank is a couple from Santa Monica, California, who pitch the idea of a coffee shop that will provide basic legal services; unfortunately, Kevin O'Leary mocks them for their poorly executed plan. In another coffee-related pick, a man pitches a product he has created that will be able to determine whether a cup of coffee contains caffeine or not. Finally, a woman hopes that he unique way of recycling small amounts of left-over lipstick will sway the Sharks into making an investment.moreless
- 12/4/12A rent-a-live Christmas tree service; gluten-free fudge.
- 4/1/11A group of children look for a backer for an idea they got during a family trip and the sharks fight for a piece of a mother's furniture business.
- 11/15/12An energy supplement designed by active members of the military.
- 4/5/13Gourmet meat business; a cooler with interior LED lighting.
- 10/13/09Based on a dare from his fellow Sharks, Kevin O'Leary invests in a veterinarian's product that claims to prevent cancer in pets. Next into the Shark Tank is an entrepreneur who brings with him his virtual arcade. The Sharks take it for a spin, but realize it is bad deal and try to talk Barbara out of it. Finally, a fashion designer from Houston, Texas challenge the Sharks to invest in her line of clothing.moreless
- 11/2/12
- 1/15/10Two cyclists from Austin, Texas hope that the Sharks will be interested in a hand de-greasing wipe. A police officer from San Diego pitches a product with his wife that is certainly less-than manly. A college student from NYU gets a business lesson from the Sharks when pitching his environmentally friendly t-shirts. Finally, a women who designed a shopping experience for children is brought to tears when pitching her idea to the Sharks.moreless
- 8/16/09Mark Furigay, an inner-city school teacher from Chicago enter the Shark Tank with an intriguing way to get kids interested in learning. Next into the Tank is Susan Knapp from Napa Valley, California, who asks the Sharks to invest in her gourmet food business, which she believes is about to boom. The next entrepreneur into the Shark Tank introduces the Sharks to a life-saving idea. Two Sharks battle each other with large offers, but will either of them be accepted? Other entrepreneurs enter the Tank with a new apparel brand and a sticky note organizer.moreless
- 4/22/11Episode 6 of Shark Tank's second season features Mark Cuban joining the panel of sharks for the first time. Entrepreneur Jonathan Boos pitches his men's clothing accessory line to the sharks, while sisters Sarah Nuse and Megan Reilly push their children's dance company. Other contestants pitch their wine and seafood businesses.moreless
- 2/8/13A successful entrepreneur returns with a new business idea.
- 5/13/11A woman looks to the team to help her with her idea for a toilet training kit for cats. The sharks work to gain a piece of a very successful company helmed by a pharmacist.
- 5/6/11The sharks come face-to-face with four different entrepreneurs and are presented with ideas ranging from an aisle runner to a man candle. When Mark Cuban tries to monopolize the conversations, the other sharks become irritated with his tactics. Three of the ideas eventually receive offers from the sharks, but one of those is rejected by the the inventor.moreless
- 4/29/11Jeff Foxworthy sits on the shark panel in place of Mark Cuban and quickly finds himself in the middle of several intense discussions with entrepreneurs. Presentations include a product to help football players stay hydrated, a bib for kids who are prone to carsickness and a mobile entertainment vehicle that can be hired for children's parties.moreless
- 3/23/12
Products include beer-infused ice cream, prepackaged pet meals, motorcycle safety wear, and clothing that allows people to add digital images to it.
- 2/24/12
Products include a watch that supposedly improves health, and gourmet pretzels.
- 10/5/12
- 10/12/12
- 11/8/12Comedy writer Bruce Vilanch presents a computer instruction project.
- 3/20/11The Sharks are shocked by the exploits of two sisters with a children's dance company and a chef with seafood products.
- 1/3/13Mark and Lori offer an entrepreneur $1 million; tabletop food screen.
- 2/22/13Unique eyewear made of sustainable wood.
- 9/29/09First into the Shark Tank is a housewife from Charleston, South Carolina who is getting a second chance to meet with the Sharks after getting devastating news right before she was supposed to appear. All of the male Sharks fall in love with her, but Barbara thinks that they are acting more like teenage boys than cunning entrepreneurs. Next into the Shark Tank is a college student from Bloomington, Indiana who creates a product made out of soy right in his mother's kitchen. Kevin O'Leary wants to make a deal, but the young entrepreneur may be his own worst enemy.moreless
- 8/30/09A native from Ghana is the first entrepreneur to enter the Shark Tank. He hopes that the Sharks will invest in his internet business, which is his shot at the American Dream. Next into the Shark Tank is a man from northern California who wants the Sharks to invest their money into his graffiti removal service so he can build a franchise. But when the Sharks want more than half of the equity of the business, he fights back. The last to enter the Shark Tank are two women from Studio City, California who have a lucrative childcare product that work the Sharks into a negotiating frenzy. But will a last minute slip-up cause the deal to blow over?moreless
- 9/13/09First into the Shark Tank are two Washington DC 'lobbyists' who come to the Sharks looking for money to bail-out their struggling BBQ sauce business. Next into the Tank is a young entrepreneur from Chicago who pitches the Sharks a very innovative internet business. But the Sharks may have met their match when he starts playing hardball with them.moreless
- 9/14/12
In this season premiere, entrepreneurs come to the sharks and pitch them ideas for a cure for bed bugs, a ticketless coat check system, a new approach to body massage, and a belt buckle that doubles as a beverage holder.
- 8/23/09An amateur entrepreneur tries to impress the Sharks with her kitchen accessory, but her presentation is anything but impressive. Next in the Shark Tank is a stay-at-home mom who needs funding from the Sharks in order to grow her children's book business. The last to enter the Shark Tank are a father and son team with a revolutionary musical product that the Sharks love, but their unwillingness to give up control of their company could risk their chance of getting any of the money the Sharks have to offer.moreless
- 10/6/09A young entrepreneur impresses the Sharks with his line of celebrity fashion accessories, but they feel that he has put to high a value on his company and is to overconfident. These factors may lead to him blowing a deal. Then, after being outbid by another Shark on a deal, Kevin O'Leary, showing how much he hates to lose, follows the entrepreneurs out of the Shark Tank in order to get the last word.moreless
- 5/11/12Billy Blanks Jr. asks the sharks to invest in a dance fitness program; a music producer seeks an investment in a rock band; two college students pitch their flavored peanut butter business.
- 3/2/12
Products include flavored mix-and-match lip balm, a revolutionary clothing item, innovative kitchen appliances, and a heat-recycling device.
- 4/13/12
Products include cookies, t-shirts, and a generator.
- 1/20/12
Products include a unique water bottle and an online service that lets people plan their own funerals.
- 9/28/12
- 4/27/12
Products include a nail polish which includes 3 colors in one, a tank top with changeable straps, and an American-made sippy cup. Talbott Teas is also featured.
- 9/21/12
- 2/15/13Kevin O'Leary makes a $1 million offer.
- 3/1/13Fortified, sugar-free nut butters; an acupressure wrist band.
- 3/8/13A damage-proof cell phone case.
- 3/29/13Two entrepreneurs try to solve the "carmuter triangle."
- 5/3/13Frozen concentrated gumbo brick; a bird feeder that shocks squirrels.
- 5/10/13Teaching kids how to ride a bike that doesn't have pedals.
- 9/6/09Rodolfo and Alexis Saccoman, two brothers from Brazil, are the first two entrepreneurs in the Shark Tank. They hope the Sharks will invest in their innovative internet company. Three Sharks go in on the deal, but one is ousted right before they can reach an agreement. Next into the Shark Tank is Jack Barringer, also known as Cactus Jack, from Ames, Iowa, who has never has a regular job in his lifetime. He wants the Sharks to invest in his fitness device. But to get the investment from the Sharks, he must make a huge personal sacrifice.moreless
- 10/20/09
First into the Shark Tank is an entrepreneur who creates customized Bobble Heads. He wants the Sharks to invest in an extension of his existing business, but the Sharks won't bite unless he gives up a percentage of his existing, lucrative business. Next into the Shark Tank is a urologist who has created a pretty bizarre device that looks like a golf club and will allow men to urinate right on the golf course if need be. Next, the Sharks are introduced to a business that will change the world of college sports, and they offer four times the amount asked!
moreless - 1/8/10
First into the Shark Tank are a pleasant husband and wife team from Glen Allen, Virginia trying to sell their successful child-care business. But when asked what the actual value of the company is, the air of pleasantry turns to tension. Next into the Tank is a chef from Folson, California, trying to get an investment for her delicious salad mix. Most of the Sharks are concerned about investing, however, when she reveals that she had to pull the product off the shelves. A man from Philadelphia pitches a three-dimensional helmet, to which he has the patent. Next, a man from Franklin, Tennessee learns that you need to come prepared when pitching a product to the Sharks and a man from New Jersey hopes that the Sharks will invest into his golf ball cleaner.
moreless - 4/8/11Comic Jeff Foxworthy makes his debut as a guest Shark investor and actor Vincent Pastore pitches a business idea.
- 8/9/09On the first episode of the season, five new ideas are pitched to the sharks, a panel of investors risking their own money. In this episode, a pie factory, an implantable Bluetooth device requiring surgery into your head, an electronic hand-held device used waiting rooms in doctors offices across the country, a device shaped like a plastic elephant that lets parents give small children oral medicine, hiding the medicine, and a company that specializes in college junk cleaning.moreless
- 5/18/12The sharks fight for a chance to go into business with an inventor.
- 5/4/12The man who created Rollerblades seeks an investment for his latest invention; a businesswoman from Rochester, N.Y., wants to make a deal for an accessory that turns any shoe into a boot.
- 4/19/13Two women pitch their military-inspired jewelry line; traditional British scone; custom furniture; door-to-door luggage pickup service; update on the Scrub Daddy cleaning tool.
- 10/26/12
Lori Greiner is the female shark in this episdoe;
1st Aaron Krause, product Scrub Daddy.
2nd Matt and Meg Meyer, product The Bear and The Rat.
3rd David Martschinske and Daniel Wood, product SBU.
4th Shelton Wilder, product Shemie. - A capsule that keeps beverages hot for an extended period.
- 2/1/13Sandals for barefoot runners.
- 3/20/11A new batch of entrepreneurs pitch to the Sharks for investment dollars.
- 3/9/12
Products include body jewelry, mobile basketball training equipment, organic skin care and a Rent-A-Grandma business.
- 2/17/12
Products include a new jewelry line, a wedge-type pillow and a reinvented tea.
- 2/3/12
Products include a money fragrance, luxury soap, guitar learning system, jean accessory.
- 2/10/12
Products include a courage-boosting towel, a way to maximize the life of wine, and cake mix for dogs.
- 1/8/10Things get heated when the sharks deal with a husband-and-wife team.
- 3/16/12
Products include music software and a cellulite solution.
- 1/27/12
Products include a cat drawing service and a system to improve a salesperson's skills.
- 10/19/12
A man from Florida reinvents the umbrella.
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