Dragons' Den - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
An exercise machine has the Dragons lacking motivation; a tidal energy bridge gets a dose of reality; and two entrepreneurs enter the Den to pitch their magnetic gift card idea.
Episode 2
The Dragons are presented with a business idea for self-help "Mystical Cards" and a pair of super binoculars claim to be able to see through almost anything.
Episode 3
Two recent MBA graduates believe they have the next big business idea; a "Ski Limo" pitch promises to chauffeur non-skiers down the slopes.
Episode 4
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.
Episode 5
A hopeful entrepreneur enters the Den with cheeky underwear and things heat up in the Den when an entrepreneur pitches a new spin on cook stoves.
Episode 6
A pitch for a hi-tech billboard and an entrepreneur tries to convince the Dragons there's big business in custom-made pet products.
Episode 7
In this special encore presentation of the premiere episode of Dragons' Den, an exercise machine has the Dragons lacking motivation.
Episode 8 (Update Special)
The Dragons catch up with some of the most unforgettable entrepreneurs from the season.
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