Shark Tank

[Maximus]

Anyone else watch this? I am addicted to it.

http://abc.go.com/shows/shark-tank

[Donuthole]

Has it started up again? It's a great show for DVR. You can watch an hour-long episode in about 20 mins.

[Surfah]

Anyone else watch this? I am addicted to it.

http://abc.go.com/shows/shark-tank

I haven't gotten into this season much with Foxworthy. But I watched last season. I even bought some Pork Barrel BBQ rub and sauce from some guys that were on it. It's not half bad, but expensive. I bought it when a local grocer went out of business and I got it for half off.

[Maximus]

Has it started up again? It's a great show for DVR. You can watch an hour-long episode in about 20 mins.

yes, some good moments this season. mark cuban comes on as a guest shark.

[Maximus]

I haven't gotten into this season much with Foxworthy. But I watched last season. I even bought some Pork Barrel BBQ rub and sauce from some guys that were on it. It's not half bad, but expensive. I bought it when a local grocer went out of business and I got it for half off.

foxworthy is just for one episode I believe.

[Surfah]

foxworthy is just for one episode I believe.

That was the only episode I caught then. Not a good one.

[LiveCoug]

foxworthy is just for one episode I believe.

Yeah... They had Cuban for the first episode... I like the show.

[thesaint258]

I like Dragon's Den better, but either way, it's interesting to see various principles that work in entrepreneurship at work as the investors talk with business owners. I'm always amazed that some of the business owners pass up incredibly good deals because the investor wants more than five percent of the company for his or her $100,000.

[Flystripper]

I like Dragon's Den better, but either way, it's interesting to see various principles that work in entrepreneurship at work as the investors talk with business owners. I'm always amazed that some of the business owners pass up incredibly good deals because the investor wants more than five percent of the company for his or her $100,000.

yeah it's pretty funny that with only a prototype and no sales history an inventor thinks their "company" is worth $2 million.

I saw an episode of this with Cuban. The inventor had breathable nostril cover product to prevent sickness/allergies etc. The sharks were mocking his product until he whipped out a $6 million dollar customer contract and then it was like "blood was in the water". It was pretty interesting to see what the sharks offered him.

[Maximus]

I like Dragon's Den better, but either way, it's interesting to see various principles that work in entrepreneurship at work as the investors talk with business owners. I'm always amazed that some of the business owners pass up incredibly good deals because the investor wants more than five percent of the company for his or her $100,000.

anywhere to watch dragon den online?

[old_gregg]

yeah it's pretty funny that with only a prototype and no sales history an inventor thinks their "company" is worth $2 million.

I saw an episode of this with Cuban. The inventor had breathable nostril cover product to prevent sickness/allergies etc. The sharks were mocking his product until he whipped out a $6 million dollar customer contract and then it was like "blood was in the water". It was pretty interesting to see what the sharks offered him.

i saw that as well. i wonder how much due diligence is done on these people claiming they have multi million dollar contracts from investors in dubai. this show makes me wonder why supposed billionaires need to be appearing on reality tv. i wonder what the hosts' real net worths are.

also, this man is a huge chode:

[thesaint258]

anywhere to watch dragon den online?

I know BBC America doesn't have videos online, but I imagine there are probably some less-than-official sites that have it.

[MartyFunkhouser]

I like Dragon's Den better, but either way, it's interesting to see various principles that work in entrepreneurship at work as the investors talk with business owners. I'm always amazed that some of the business owners pass up incredibly good deals because the investor wants more than five percent of the company for his or her $100,000.

I haven't watched Shark Tank but loved Dragon's Den. I'll have to give Shark Tank a try although I'm doubtful it will be better.

[Maximus]

i saw that as well. i wonder how much due diligence is done on these people claiming they have multi million dollar contracts from investors in dubai. this show makes me wonder why supposed billionaires need to be appearing on reality tv. i wonder what the hosts' real net worths are.

also, this man is a huge chode:

Im sure the contracts are based on the assumption the contracts/sales are real.

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

i saw that as well. i wonder how much due diligence is done on these people claiming they have multi million dollar contracts from investors in dubai. this show makes me wonder why supposed billionaires need to be appearing on reality tv. i wonder what the hosts' real net worths are.

also, this man is a huge chode:

I assume that the deals are not finalized until due diligence is done on patents and contracts etc.

I don't get how you can not love Kevin. Without him the show is awful. When he teamed up with Cuban to buy the nose strips saying he and Cuban were big billions with b's and the other sharks were just little m's, classic.