Dragons' Den - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Episode 1
The dragons are confronted by a water-free egg boiler, an innovative toilet seat cover, a hi-tech coffee table, an invention to stop baths overflowing and many more.
Episode 2
The dragons are confronted by an armchair-based multi-gym, an innovative picnic bag, a potentially lucrative lorry washing system and many more.
Episode 3
The dragons are confronted by transparent wellies for kids, a premium rate phone line for lost people, an innovative man overboard warning system for boats and many more.
Episode 4
The dragons are confronted by an innovative foot-massaging shower mat, a computerised DJ system, a yoga business aimed at children, a fireproof spray for super-yachts and many more.
Episode 5
The dragons are confronted by a hi-tech scanner to prevent under-age drinking in pubs and clubs, a Scottish seaplane service for tourists, a singles-only experiences company, a business selling designer headgear to the fashion conscious and many more.
Episode 6
Sparks fly as the dragons are confronted by an innovative sticky pad to prevent babies slipping off high-chairs, a building firm specialising in women tradespeople, an in-car charger for golf trolley batteries, an ambitious plan for a national pub poker league and many more.
Episode 7
The dragons are confronted by an online book recommendation system to help readers find a good novel, an innovative garden trolley to take the pain out of gardening, a unique safety system to reduce the chances of young children being injured by car seatbelts and many more.
Episode 8
The dragons are confronted by an innovative wall chart to help parents improve their children's behaviour, a hi-tech wireless system to allow slot-machine owners to keep track of their takings and many more.
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