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A hotdog chef gets frank with the Dragons; a spectator garment is hoping for some fans in the Den; and a fashion fix gets caught in a sticky situation. Plus a homegrown idea that could blossom into a thriving business. Pitches include: Kick-Off, Miss Fix Fashion, Urban Cultivator, Pick N' Choose, Fanny Wrap, Fabulous Furballs, DougieDOG, Auto Glide Ride Thru.

A dual-purpose bag dresses up for the Den; the Dragons learn freedom is more valuable than money; and a realtor website tries to close a deal. Plus one pitcher fights back against Dragon attacks. Pitches include: Beautifulbrides.ca, Food Scrooge, Idiot Stickers, Dressed N' Case, Realty Sites Plus, Price of Freedom, Charming Bidet.

A gym idea is looking for action in the Den; a golf pitch tries for a hole in one; and a yoga teacher hopes to charm the Dragons with her line of raw food snacks. Plus a better designed crutch leans on the Dragons for a little support. Pitches include: Smittens, Lyoness, Green Gym, WalkEze, Sunshine Living Foods, Cygnet Better Golf System, Sidestix, Airball.

A fashion show on all fours strolls into the Den; the Dragons crunch the numbers on a flax deal; and a golf jacket tightens up the game. Plus Australian sports instructors have the Dragons teaming up. Pitches include: Neo-Paws, Caps Game, Slixer Dinner Theatre, Omega Crunch Flax, Swing Jacket, Aussie X, Wes Misener, Freida Anti-Aging Skincare.

A student stockbroker trades school hours for market hours; a 17-year-old Formula Tour racer drives a hard bargain; and a young pair creates headwear with earphones that are really out of sight. Plus these students hope the Dragons will jump on the note-taking bandwagon. Pitches include: Heads Up, Notewagon.com, The Curse of the Holiday Head Lice, Nud Fud, Battlefield Boardgame, He-Sheets, I for E Mini, Nathan Blok Racing.

A new fitness ball rolls into the den; a foam saver has the Dragons in a lather; and a line of men's underwear bares it all for the chance at a deal. Plus a waterless car wash hopes to clean up with the Dragons. Pitches include: Dylan Ribkoff Underwear, Go Clean, Twirl-Go-Round, UGI Fitness, Zone In Programs, Hitting Matters, Shave N' Save, Oyster Jim.

A pet website meets its match in the Den; the Dragons wrestle with an entertaining idea; and an online magazine hopes to hook up with an investment. Plus the Dragons get carried away by a Bottle Bin. Pitches include: Flirts Magazine, MatchMaker Pet, Petports, Hart Bros Wrestling, Floorcare Buddy, Bottle Bin, North American Card Solutions, Scufflinks.

School is in when the Dragons are taught the importance of an easy day; a musical about bullying targets the Den; and a shocking invention takes the headache out of investing. Plus a celebrity chef tries to cook up a deal. Pitches include: Cefaly Migraine Device, Ontario's Own, Winsectrap, Mute: A Musical, Franbrewski Distributing (Pourin' Star), Easy Daysies, Forever Free Hearse, Gamma-Ray Boosters.

On this season finale--the dragons battle it out over some of the best ideas ever brought to the den: including, a new marketing tool to keep you glued to the screen; a mask that keeps the germs away; and homebuilding with a twist. Plus, the one-stop-shop for ethical products. Pitches include: Ethical Ocean, Mascare, The Skrapr, SuperSales Tag, Karoleena Custom Homes, Powerdent.

An eco-friendly idea springs a few leaks; a health conscious couple hopes the Dragons become obsessed with their business; and a shipping container full of potential. Plus, a mother of five has a snappy idea. Pitches include: 3twenty Solutions, Scrap Science, All People In Motion, The Rak-Coop, Obzest, Snappy Socks, Liquid Express, SoloStrength Fusion.

A sauce business makes Den history; a spray that packs a bang for its buck and a dress that provokes Dragon disagreement. Plus, two lifelong friends have Kevin playing to a different tune this week. Pitches include: The Alberta Flying Laughing Stock, Gockey, Buy It Now Button, MacKenzie & Marr Guitars, HiMac Research, The Maggie Dress, CanLets Time Bank, Sisters Secret Gourmet Foods.

In this holiday edition of Dragons' Den a winter hat receives a warm reception; futuristic living goes up in smoke; and a familiar face braves the Den again. Plus, you're never too young to be in business with a Dragon. It may be cold outside, but it's still fiery in the Den. Pitches include: Yingle Stick, Illusions Dinner Theatre, Cosy Soles, Jewellery Tree, Omega Tree Saver, Let's Dance Board Game, Pook Toques, Aurora Castle Theme Park, Santa's Little Tree Saver.

A sparkly swimsuit business catches the attention of the Dragons; a holistic healer tries to be "at one" with the cash flow; and a website that promotes recycling gets trashed. Plus, Dragon doggy doppelgangers enter the Den. Pitches include: EcoTraction, Passion Fruit Designs, Grub Canada, Woofstock, Back-Pals, Northern Lights Wildlife Wolf Centre, Creepy Crawly Cooking, ClubRapCat.com, Higher Vibrations Wholistic Healing and Wellness.

All aboard, next stop, the Den! The dragons go for a ride on a new-fangled snowboard; an all-female auto repair shop ignites trouble with Jim; and a table hockey game receives a much needed reality check. Plus, watch the dragons push, kick and twist their way into shape. Pitches include: All in Sports Entertainment Inc., Fazzari Push-up Machine, Kix 4 Chix, Ms. Lube, Platform Technology, Schmotoboard, ScribbleLive, Techno Logic.

From entrepreneur to employee, a casino dealer considers a Dragon offer; a medical marijuana business ignites some moral mediation and stickers that will scare you safe. Plus, angry cell-phone users mob the den looking for a better deal. Pitches include: Pristine Cart, Canada's Medicinal Marijuana Store, Fortune Teller Card Game, G-Couch, Knobkins, MyCellMyTerms.com, Scared Safe Driving Stickers, Smart Chess, Tan On The Run.

Magnets are the secret to flower power in the Den; a small-scale business is looking for healthy growth; and it's Ladies' Night every night at a hunky hero-themed restaurant. Plus a candy company is hoping for a sweet victory in the Den. Pitches include: Whiz-Bang Advertising, Crowdfanatic.com, OMG Candy, Ab-Solution (BodyGood), Mom's Healthy Secrets, Bout Buddy, Lipsticks & Dreams, Monster Basher.

An exercise aid creates tension in the Den; high rollers gamble for the chance at a deal; and a convenient fresh idea for the Dragons to snack on. Plus a massage franchise could have just the right touch. Pitches include: Chuck 'Em Casino Game, Massage Addict, Ringz, Urban Vendor, Travel Roller, Touchy, Apple Cheeks Diapers, Canadian Solar Financing Corp.

A men's underwear line is back with a cheekier pitch; a helmet wrap recovers from its last appearance; and a dog festival is now fit for a Dragon. Plus a second chance leads to a first in the Den for one all-natural Soap Company. Pitches include: Wrinkles, Luke & Jock, Woofstock, Olivier, Platform Technology, Naked, Tail-Wags.

Holiday wrapping meets its match; a new seasonal light dazzles the Dragons; and it's Hockey Night in the Den with an original sporty belt. Plus a holiday treat keeps things neat. Pitches include: The Original Hockey Lace Belt, Octino, Gluke, All In One Giftwrapper, Liquid Hot Chocolate, Retrofestive, Rare Earth Chemical Element Card Game, Yumalite.

An opera performance starts the Den out on a high note; a jerky business gives the Dragons something to chew on; and a racy line of novelty products heats up the Den. Plus a new way to cash in on unwanted gifts. Pitches include: Lime Slicing Machine, Mercury Opera, Winfall, Personal Pool, CardSwap.ca, B.K.H. Jerky, 4Play Creative, Nordixx Nordic Pole Walking.

An entrepreneur couple puts on a show for the Dragons; a Toronto team brings some mojo to the Den; and a West Coast entrepreneur helps the Dragons get organized.

Tune in for a special edition of Dragons' Den and catch up with past pitchers. See what some of the most memorable entrepreneurs have been up to, and discover the Dragons' Den effect. Plus, the Dragons reflect on their deals and relive some of the disasters.

In the season finale; business partners from Winnipeg go digging for the Dragons' gold, and friends from Nova Scotia look to revolutionize the Den.

An entrepreneur brings a tech solution for Michele’s closet; a West Coast family hopes their dreams of a deal don’t become sour grapes; and an Ontario duo puts their best foot forward. Plus, a couple from Ottawa tries to satisfy the Dragons’ sweet tooth.

A baby product prevents a big mess in the Den; an energy idea needs Dragon dollars to help it grow; and the Dragons are given a few words of encouragement. Plus; a handy entrepreneur hopes to lock in a deal.

Dried honey products are abuzz in the Den; a kitchen gadget inventor who has put it all on the line; and language software that hopes to have the Dragons signing in. Plus, it's a musical day in the Den.

The show begins on a high note with an idea for amusement park rides; an entrepreneur tries to sell the Dragons on a special brand of bottled water; and a business that caters to small-sized uniforms has the Dragons wondering if less is more.

A pitcher sweats it outs when the Dragons turn up the heat; a novelty item looks to Kevin for an endorsement; and a tasty snack in search of a healthy investment. Plus, fighting it out for the Dragons attention. Pitches include: Armageddon Fighting Championships, The Pooh-In-One, YouMyTwitFace.com, Boxxxers, Dynamic Lawyers, Rugged Man, Oi Furniture, Tasty Cheese.

A new game of hockey has the Dragons turning in circles; a DVD that will keep golfers playing nice on the green; and one size fits all pants. Plus, will an electric boat reel in a Dragon? Pitches include: Infinyte Marine, Xtreme Pro Racer, Green Bidet, Decorado, Better Golf Through Golf Etiquette DVD, Ilumati, Vitockey, Siams Pants.

A desperate duo begs the Dragons for cash; a new set of wheels cruises into the Den; and a takeout food container receives a harsh review. Plus, a pitch for a new television series gets a reality check. Pitches include: HTT Pléthore Supercar, Flex Max, Rollerblade Eze, Wild Kingdom Erotic Luxury, The American Heroes, Pixie Glassworks, The Carry-Out Picnic Box, Seaforth Rain Gear.

An inventor puts a new spin on riding a bike to work; laundry detergent that's good for the environment; and a tradeshow that'll make you look twice. Plus, will a hockey musical have the Dragons singing praises or spitting fire? Pitches include: Frogbox, Shake Rattle & Paddle, Gawker Stopper, Sexapalooza, Buy Soap Nuts, Spin-O-Rama, Suitsak.

Tune in to a special edition of Dragons' Den to see if the Dragons are feeling generous this holiday season. A filmmaker delivers his idea for a new film; a new board game sparks some Dragon cheer; and an easy light storage solution brightens the Den. Pitches include: Breast Friends, Gift Card Danglers, Stovepipe Dressing, Tactico, Syllables, Mother Earth Essentials, LiteLocker, The Deliverance of Christmas.

A filtered water business makes a splash in the Den; a delivery service that has even the postman blushing; and a small bathroom product that plans to make a big difference. Plus, will a scooter business crash and burn or cruise to a deal? Pitches include: Yukon Smoked Salmon, Shower Skin, The Automatic, Energy Restoring Footpad, Toilet Paper Saver, Electric Nolet Scooter, Panty By Post, Q water.

Two entrepreneurs look to revitalize their strained business; a new puzzle has the Dragons racing to make an offer; and a memorable visit from the king of rock 'n' roll. Plus, see if an anti-aging supplement wrinkles under pressure. Pitches include: str8ts, Bottle Cap BBQ, Lilly & Lace Lingerie, Yogakayak, Easy Strain Cookware, Elvis Presley, AGEOFF, Maid to Order.

A father-son duo brings monster size excitement to the Den; a breakfast cereal feeds a bidding frenzy; and a clothing business gets disheveled. Plus, a skin care line softens up the Dragons. Pitches include: Olivier Soap, Skyler Clothing, Cocky Willy, Slam Dunk, Internet Curling Club, Bucking Bronco, Holy Crap, Quickplant.

A trio hopes the Dragons put investing in them on their bucket list; a handy invention is put to the test; and a drinking device sparks some friendly competition. Plus, a weight loss company encounters heavy criticism. Pitches include: Beba Bean Designs, The Farties, High Heel Appeal, Bottle Throttle, Professional Weight Loss Services, AgriConnect, Handi-Tray, Elite Living International.

A man who believes he has the cure for sleepless doggie nights; a new hand sanitizer business gets slimed; and a few fuzzy friends stop by the Den. Plus, a visit from Canadian icon Don Cherry - or at least a look-a-like. Pitches include: Domo Tea, Mathopoly, The Walk of Life, Rim Bidet, Gurutropolis, Side Splitting Productions, Flu Goo, The Cute And Cuddly Corner.

In an exciting special episode of Dragons' Den, the dragons will see three energy innovations compete for $100,000 in prize money from Shell.

Dragons' Den returns with a special "Second Chance" edition, where several lucky entrepreneurs from seasons past are given another chance to score a deal. Their strategy may change, but the stakes never do. If they don't get it right this time they walk away empty-handed, again. Pitches include: Garden Gate Farms, Croatia Property Investments, Synchrohearts, Soak, Use My Bank, Vaccu-trim, Sap World, Oliberte.

An established business tries to wheel a deal; a pitcher horses around in the Den; a tasty treat sparks a bidding war. Plus, a men's shoe company tries to measure up to the Dragons' expectations.

A six-figure ask leaves the Dragons feeling flushed, a demonstration comes to a smashing halt, and a silent skit causes confusion in the Den. Plus, a fit pitch hopes to spike some Dragon interest.

A Toronto deli drives its way back into the Den; a tanning business from seasons past leaves a Dragon turning red again; and an entrepreneur from Season 1 hopes this time the Dragons will see eye-to-eye with his idea. Plus, a fast food idea comes back for seconds. Vote on the Second Chance pitches to win a Dragons' Den prize pack.

A smoked meat business on wheels rolls into the Den; a racy pitch gets the Dragons dancing; and a housing idea tries to take home a deal. Plus history comes alive in the Den with Vintage Sports Images. Pitches include: Room and Boardroom, Vintage Sports Images, MooseDar, The Law Offices, Dog Aims, Caplansky's Deli, Juice Loose, Pole Fit.

A West Coast duo arrives with precious cargo; an Ontario business owner freshens up the Den, and an entrepreneur revamps the Dragons’ credit cards. Also, a West Coast entrepreneur puts a new spin on an old product.

A Toronto chef challenges the Dragons to a cooking competition; a Montreal entrepreneur says mined diamonds aren’t a girl’s best friend; and an Ontario entrepreneur tries to tie up a big deal with the Dragons. Also a Saskatchewan business owner tries to not freeze up against the Dragons.

A detox delivery business look for a natural partner; an artist hopes her Disney dream doesn't turn into a nightmare; and married entrepreneurs hope to make the most of a golden opportunity. Plus; a pepper spray entrepreneur hopes he doesn't fend off an investment.

A family business from Ontario hopes to score some points with their new ping pong paddle; friends from Ontario want to raise a glass to a deal; and a Toronto entrepreneur hopes the Dragons don’t think he’s showboating. Plus, a fashionista from Winnipeg sets her sights on a bright deal.

On the season finale, Dianne and the Dragons reflect on six incredible seasons in the Den. The Dragons watch themselves get fired up over deals, and they'll dish on the ones that crashed and burned. They'll tell us what they really think about each other. And things heat up all over again when the Dragons re-visit some of the racier pitches. Plus viewers and producers pick the three moments in Dragons' Den history.

An entrepreneur serves up a snack fit for a king; an artist hopes her body of work will win over the Dragons; and a food entrepreneur hopes to bag a deal. Plus; a Guinness World Record holder attempts to escape the Den with investment.

A New Brunswick entrepreneur and her business partner try to smooth things over with their hair product; things get rocky for a West Coast couple and their paddle boards; and a Montrealer’s invention is music to the Dragons’ ears. Plus, a Calgary entrepreneur makes a royal entrance into the Den.

Triathletes pitch to the Dragons: an inventor hopes to plant a seed of investment, a mechanical engineer cleans up in the Den, and a duo presents its product.

The Dragons' Den season finale delves into the public and private lives of our very own Dragons. We followed them for an entire year to discover what it takes to be a Dragon. It's an intimate portrait of the balancing act between their hectic lives running business empires and spending time with families. Along the way, we learn their secrets of success and how to avoid some of the mistakes they made in the pursuit of power.

In the season premiere the Dragons enjoy a spot of tea; unlucky entrepreneurs take another chance at making their business stick; and a pair of brothers are tired of living out of their luggage. Plus, a niche product has the Dragons stepping out of their comfort zone.

A Calgary entrepreneur rides a wave of emotions in his pitch; a Toronto business owner has the Dragons wishing she had a larger bump in sales; and tension rises when an entrepreneur hopes to take his delivery service to new heights. Plus, one family has a musical entrance into the Den.

A West Coast entrepreneur wows the Dragons with his business and his energy; a Toronto business-owner accessorizes the Dragons; and an Alberta entrepreneur presents her solution for parents turned chauffeurs. Plus, a BC couple heats up the Den with their tea innovation.

A business hopes their furry friend will bring out the Dragons' softer side; an entrepreneur sounds the alarms; two sisters try to skirt a business issue; a company turns up the volume in the Den.

A new step in the world of women's footwear; eyeglass entrepreneurs hope the Dragons will flip for their product; and a bicycle innovation hopes to wheel out of the den with a deal. Plus, the Dragons get revved up over a ride share business.

A distillery business hopes the Dragons will take a shot at an investment; a posture perfectionist tries to set the Dragons straight; and a yard work tool causes a Dragon showdown. Plus a pitcher takes flight in the Den, with hopes of shredding the competition.

A pro-snowboarder presents, an electrician believes a partnership would fit like a glove, and a duo believe their business is on target.

Special episode for the holiday season

A business promises their fishy proposal won’t be hard to swallow, a hockey fanatic hopes to score a hat trick of deals, and entrepreneurs with a new invention hope the Dragons have the vision to see its value. Plus, an entrepreneur believes her mobile app will remedy a significant gap in the health industry.

In this season finale special episode, Dragon’s Den - The After Effect. Catch up with 13 companies who braved the Dragons to find out what happens after the Den. Hear these alumni of the show speak on taking Dragon advice, building a brand, growing to unforeseen heights, expanding globally, and even exiting their company. Plus, hear from the Dragons about the key takeaways from the show and what it’s legacy means to them.

An off-grid couple presents their fermented brew; an Alberta team leads the Dragons in a cake-off; and a West Coast entrepreneur gives the Dragons a boost with her supplements. Also, a BC team finds themselves on the edge of a deal for their ski apparel.

Two Quebec City entrepreneurs impress the Dragons with a memorable entrance; a Montreal business owner brings a franchisee to share the floor; and four Toronto business partners hope the Dragons go with the flow of their pitch. Plus, an entrepreneur brings an instant celebration all the way from Vancouver Island.

Big city distillers hope happy hour comes with a deal; an east coast team hopes their latest innovation will be music to the Dragons ears; and a company rises to the occasion when things get heated. Plus, business partners think springing a deal will get them a good night's rest.

An inventor hopes to find her Dragon sole-mate; and two business partners give a refreshingly clean pitch. Plus, an entrepreneur pitches a business with some valuable material.

A prolific inventor with bags and bags of products gets a fiery message from the Dragons; a brother-sister team hopes to get a "sweet" deal with their Calgary teashop; plus a lumberjack trying to save marriages one board game at a time, and a 10-year old boy with a "small" idea that's "big" on potential.

An arrogant young entrepreneur makes a bet that Arlene is wrong; a fishing game that starts a bidding war among the Dragons; and a new take on the old pizza box, the Dragons are hoping to clean-up with. Plus homemade dog treats, custom-made blue jeans and a cure for hot flashes that leaves the Dragons cold.

The Dragons are torn between a superior pitcher and his inferior idea, and an acrobatic pitch by an aerial artist has Kevin showing his devilish side. Plus, A+ software for teachers, a better way to Roll up the Rim, and the Canadian sombrero. Pitches Include : Aerial Angels, Canada Caps, Curling Stones, E-Student, Lipstixx, ePawn World, Rim Roller, AFAST Supertank.

A husband and wife duo has the dragons breathing fire with their spicy BBQ sauce; two mom-preneurs hope to make life easier with their time-saving inventions. Plus, the dragons get steamed up over hot dogs, anti-freeze, and a secret system for parking tickets. Pitches Include: Amphibicraft, Back Buddie, Bubbie's Best, Eco Anti Freeze, Quicksnap, Buster Rhino, Ski and Skate, Steemee Wonder.

In the premiere episode the Dragons get the ball rolling with an inflatable toy; a textbook rental service gets schooled; and a waffle business that leaves you wanting seconds. Plus watch a toilet pitch dissolve right in front of the Dragons. Pitches include: Wannawafel, Dr. Pearson's Wonderful Toy Company, Magzy's Kettle Corn, Seymour Dog Umbrella, Moar Books, SSS Venture International, Damn Heels, Wow Ball.

A little drama helps to sell a business; a juice jug that's ready to stir things up; and a chair company that brings a splash of colour to the Den. Plus things get messy when the Dragons rip into a diaper business. Pitches include: Easy Padala, Kannikin Pet Products, C.R. Plastic Products, Multipurpose Tool Balancer, EcoBumz, Lobster Branding Machine, Tip Alert, Juice Jug.

A sexy spice peddler makes a desperate plea to the Dragons; a self-proclaimed math whiz challenges the Dragons NOT to give him money and one entrepreneur who's hoping to bring some glam and glitter into the office. Plus, a pitch about weapons sparks a heated debate about business ethics.

Hopeful entrepreneurs look to turn dough into dollars; a burgeoning bra business garners support from Arlene; and the dragons get all shook up as Elvis impersonators invade the Den. Plus, a bear bin takes a beating and reality TV show rejects attempt redemption. Pitches include: Yummy Dough, 9to5 Bra, The Bin 120, Canadian Body Painting Championships, Helmet Tech, Luke & Jock Productions, Mobile Process Service, Pro Elvis Jumpsuits.

Tune in for this special edition of Dragons' Den where we get a blast from the past. See what some of our most memorable entrepreneurs have been up to since their experience in the Den. Plus, hear what the Dragons have to say about the deals, disasters, and the ones that got away.

Two young entrepreneurs look to spice up their pitch with a little skin, diamonds made from an unlikely source, and an unusual underwear company braves the Den. Plus, criminals, culture and a coin-toss wrapped into a board game extravaganza. Pitches include: Pet Deli, Ballbra, Euphoria Smoothies, Trader II, Scoundrels, Hole, Wheel of Life, Augenstern Diamonds, Vantage Wire.

In this special edition of Dragons’ Den, three Canadian icons bring their wealth of expertise to unsuspecting entrepreneurs. A fashionista brings out her inner Dragon; a seasoned contractor is intrigued by a new tool; and a top home designer who is willing to put her own name on the line. Pitches include: Erica Giuliani, Fixin' Vixens, Kelvin.23, Hazard Prevent Circuit Interrupter, Peashooter Tools, Oliberte.

A fairy tale that brings hope to germaphobic travelers; a communication tool that combines the old and the new; and two innovative bathroom solutions. Plus, a locally grown berry that has an entrepreneur thinking global. Pitches include: Prairie Berries, Snugabell Mom and Baby Gear, Checker Pool, Unisex Urinal, The Fenis, Fax To Email, ZeoGreen, CleanStay.

Celebrating the biggest deals of the season; the Dragons share their success secrets.

The Dragons get a pitch for a hi-tech billboard; an entrepreneur tries to convince the Dragons there's big business in custom-made pet products; and the Dragons are presented with a creepy-crawly business idea for life-sized mobile haunted houses.

A legendary creature appears in the Den; the Dragons are on edge over an adventurous business model.

In the season finale, a designer hopes her custom demonstration will sew up a Dragon deal; and a decorated entrepreneur hopes her journey to success lights a fire under the Dragons

In the season premiere, two Vancouver entrepreneurs hope to roll away with an investment; a duo from Montreal aims to take their imaging technology to new heights; and a former hockey player hopes to score a deal in the Den. Plus, a couple from Hamilton wows the dragons with an explosive demonstration.

In this episode, friends from Toronto hope the Dragons will support their future, an entrepreneur from Alberta looks to prove he's got a solution worth picking up. Plus an Ontario entrepreneur looks to get a little wild in the Den.

An entrepreneur gets back on the horse; a returning company thinks it can break a sweat in an out-of-shape market; a man brings his business back to the table; a team returns with a hardy opportunity.

An entrepreneur hopes the Dragons will flip for his flour. Also, an environmentalist looks to entertain with his recycling revenue; and a cat-lover hopes for a pawsitive reception.

A student hopes his invention will be après-ciated in the Den and one duo sends the Dragons a message they’ll never forget.

An artist hopes to sing his way into the Dragons' hearts; partners present an enlightening demonstration; a trio must make a decision before their offer melts; business partners hope to team up with a Dragon.

The Dragons battle it out; two parents try to woo the Dragons; a food chain offers a tasty proposition; an entrepreneur with a soothing solution.

West Coast besties looking to sweep the Den with their cleaning products; an Ontario couple sets out to prove that not all angels have wings; and a Vancouver couple hopes to show that small products have mighty returns. Plus, a Toronto couple looks to bake up a deal in the Den.

This week in the Den, an entrepreneur wants to add a Dragon to his team. Plus, a husband and wife duo look for a Dragon partner to take their business from the ground up.

Business partners demonstrate how they'll wipe away the competition.

Past and present Dragons share their favourite memories; looking back at the past 10 years of inspiring pitches by Canadian small businesses.

An entrepreneur has some slick moves; the Dragons are panicked after a puzzling pitch; a business plan with a few kinks; a company returns in the hope of scoring a home run.

In this episode, two friends strip away the stigma of a certain mens’ swimwear fashion. Two entrepreneurs approach their pitch gingerly, while one duo puts a new spin on an old skill. Plus, one company goes into overdrive to get the Dragons on their side.

The Dragons see a colourful pitch; a business hopes to grow organically; a pet business tries to get a clean deal; a fitness pitch has the Dragons sweating.

The season premiere of Dragons' Den features a new dragon, Calgary entrepreneur Arlene Dickinson; a guy with a device that creates six-pack abs, and business ideas that include bikinis, bananas and giant indestructable bags.

The Dragons take down a young entrepreneur with just a dream and a bunch of friends who believe in him. And they take on pro-wrestlers with an idea to make money off live events; Plus, a small business idea that sparks a big fight among The Dragons.

The Dragons have an electrifying showdown with an aggressive entrepreneur, an innovative new water bottle that leaves the dragons thirsty for more, and one businessman takes it all off for the money. Plus screaming babies, dirty doggies, and a cure for the common cold that sends chills down The Dragons' spines.

The Dragons put in an offer on a group buying website; a game that has the Robert and Brett bumping around the board; and a brother and sister duo who may need to throw out the baby with the bath water. Plus a cookie business that proves mother knows best. Pitches include: Teambuy.ca, Pirate Chips, Hypnotic Journeys, Malk Farms & Ranch, Bathtime Buddy, Icon Wheelchairs, Bumpin' Die T, Tickle Your Tummy Nut Free Cookie Company.

Three friends hope to toast to a deal; two nurses hope the Dragons want in.

A company tries to scare the Dragons into a deal; an entrepreneur has a cap-in-hand presentation.

Three new Dragons breathe fire into the Den. One tasty product line has the Dragons thirsty for a deal; tensions rise when a business bares it all; and two brothers hope the delivery of their pitch is enough to reach the Dragons.

An entrepreneur hopes to get one of the Dragons' hands dirty with a burly deal, and a company hopes a boys night out will help the Dragons' cheers to a deal.

A food chain offers a twist on a Canadian classic; two friends hope a contest will score them a deal; a father and son aim to land a partner; a boxer tries to get a Dragon on his team.

In this Second Chance Special, a fantasy face-off in the Den has both Dragons and pitchers up in arms, a trio from the past enters the Den thirsty for second investment, and a re-evaluation of a business appraisal has the Dragons weighing their odds

A former Olympian brings her large business to the Den; brothers-in-law look for anything but a claustrophobic deal; and a group of friends hope to satisfy the Dragons' sweet tooth; a young female entrepreneur slices her way through a deal.

Entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to the Dragons.

Entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to the dragons

A university student tries to spin a deal; two guests help a student school the Dragons; business partners don't want to be left in the dark; siblings turn up the heat and teach the Dragons not to underestimate students.

A former Dragon returns with more fire than ever and an entrepreneur aims to catch a deal for his seafood innovation. Also, a brother-sister duo hopes for an eye-deal investment; and a mompreneur sprinkles her charm. Plus, two friends rev up their engines and spill their master plan to the Dragons.

The Dragons hope to see passionate pitchers and proposals.

An entrepreneur believes he can be an industry ringleader; a flashy product burns a Dragon.

An entrepreneur reveals the “tooth” about dental hygiene, a theatrical team aims to be the highlight of the show and more!

A group of entrepreneurs hopes to win over the Dragons’ inner Scrooges with winter-themed gear, meals, and stocking stuffers.

An entrepreneur hopes to continue his success; a group seeks to fill some empty spaces; an entrepreneur hopes the Dragons will breathe new life into her invention; a trio presents its version of a tux.

A competitive company hopes its biggest player can help win over a deal in the Den. Plus, two friends think the best way to the Dragons' wallets is through their stomachs.

In this special episode, entrepreneurs shake up the Den by showing the Dragons their revolutionary ideas that are changing the game.

This week in the Den, a racer sets the pace for virtual events. Plus, a couple hopes the Dragons will help them ride a wave to success.

A father-daughter duo gears up to impress the Dragons with a shocking demonstration; and two business partners try to master the art of the deal.

In this episode, an entrepreneur serves the catch of the day to the Dragons, while another company is very invested in pitching to the Dragons.

This week, two friends hope an investment in their sustainable product will leave them swimming in cash.

The Dragons get help from a furry friend; a family's twist on a traditional treat; a graphic artist pitches her business; the Dragons decide if a product sinks or swims.

A discussion ignites competition between the Dragons, a father-son duo is thirsty for an investment, a toy accessory sparks the Dragons’ imaginations, and pet enthusiasts hope to bark up a money tree.

This week in the Den, childhood friends look to impress the Dragons with their baggage. Plus, brothers hope to win the Dragons over piece by piece.

A strong couple powers their way through their pitch, kids gear up to bring safety to the Den and much more!

This week, a duo hits the sweet spot in the Den! Later, an entrepreneur calls on a familiar friend to help them out.

A couple dares the Dragons to show their most intimate item of clothing; a duo steps into the Den striving for a golden deal; a young entrepreneur faces the fire to educate Dragons about curly hair.

A product warms the Dragons' hearts and sparks a bidding war; a company puts one Dragon's gaming skills to the test; and an entrepreneur hopes the Dragons won't chicken out on investing in his product. Plus, a business hopes to inspire a bionic deal in the Den.

The season premiere of Dragons' Den features a new dragon, wealthy philanthropist and maverick investment banker, Brett Wilson; along with some energetic entrepreneurs, a dog that wants to be famous, and a golf shoe that sparks an aggressive bidding war. Pitches include: Fit 2 Touch, Bee Gone, Hybrid Backpack, KickSpike, Kuli Kuli, The Litter House, Pizza Pak, Softshell Computers and Wrinkles.

n Season 11's Student Special, an East Coast entrepreneur says her business is a class above the competition, a duo teach the Dragons that age isn't an obstacle in the Den, and an all-girl trio hope to educate the market on an easier way to purchase feminine essentials

Two graduates from Manchester offer a stake in their youth-orientated package holiday business, a Bulgarian inventor of a self-filling bath pitches for a colossal one million pounds and a 20-year-old entrepreneur from Essex wows the Dragons with an ingenious cure for water damaged mobile phones.