Shark Tank

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Friday 9:00 PM on ABC Premiered Aug 09, 2009 Returning Series

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Show Summary

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Sony Pictures TV and executive producer Mark Burnett bring another business-themed reality show in which contestants pitch business ideas to major investors, aka "sharks." The show is based on the Japanese reality show "Dragon's Den."

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Phil Crowley

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Barbara Corcoran

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Kevin Harrington

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Robert Herjavec

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Daymond John

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  • Unimformed/ Billy Blank/Zumba/Dance with me

    3.0
    By tulkache, Aug 31, 2012
    I have been a dancer for nearly 30 yrs I have studied with many famous teachers & dancers. I danced with ballet, contemporary & modern dance companies. Mark & Damian, don't understand something about Zumba, dancers who have worked for years to be where they are, & have the bodies, talent & knowledge beyond even what this young man had, have little respect for something like Zumba that deminishes the art form & training o f real dancers. These programs are big business. There are studios all over America that can't survive as programs like this tell people it takes nothing to become a dancer. My heart ached for that young man, as he didn't want to say, how he really feels about the entire industry of Zumba. these people who care more about what they are wearing, Who walk into studios disrupt real classes & look down their noses at people who have dedicated their entire lives to something which is being destroyed by TV & populat culturemoreless

  • your kidding right.

    1.0
    By RafaelRosado, Jul 06, 2012
    Sharks should be called lamps. One guy claims some products are junk when he sole FUBU clothing garbage that stretch after the first washing, and nobody wears that crap and did he share any profits, now he has another hustle, he on a show getting paid and won't invest unless he's practically stealing the company. The female restate agent won't buy anything at all give me a break, another one on the TV show payroll. The guy who owns a team is young and needs attention. One guy on the show may possess some value. Best for last this guy that got lucky on some toy deal a hundred years ago still has NOT impress me yet. NO MORE WATCHING this crap. If you have money and really know something, you would know helping launch a product is life changing. People like Bill Gates, Oprah, Warren Buffett no bad comments, just lets go do it. My definition of a shark is go after and destroy and let the cards where they lie. Good luck on you contract renewal SHOW SUCKS BAD.moreless

  • Business Meets Thinkers

    7.5
    By T_VFan, May 11, 2012
    Some of the ideas are really great... lots of inventors who lack or thrive with passion for their ideas... the hosts are very stern... this all sums up to be an interesting show for me. I learned some things from here!

  • Shark Tank producer requires 5% ownership of each company plus 2% of sales if you get funding or not.

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    By DavidBlachley, May 03, 2012
    GREAT SHOW- But viewers are not seeing the best of American innovation due the backroom deals the producers requiring an additional 5% ownership of each company plus 2% of sales, if you get funding or not.



    The show would attract better companies and result in a much better show if they the Shark Tank producer was not so greedy.

    No real company would take that deal as it would be a ball-n-chain around any companies neck.moreless

  • Choice of Sharks

    7.0
    By caroleg, Mar 09, 2012
    Get rid of Daymon...he brings nothing to the show. He appears blaze and tries to demonstrate he is over and above things. Never has genuine nor realistic offers or valuable, constructive comments to investors.
 
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