Dragons' Den: Where Are They Now? - Season 3 / Year 2007
Season 3 / Year 2007
Episodes
Episode 1
Catching up with the stars of the previous two series - both the ones who left with the investment they wanted from the multi-millionaire investors, the Dragons, and those who walked away empty-handed. This episode features Brixton-based Levi Roots, who serenaded the Dragons and left the Den with an investment in his home-made sauce, and Peter Ensinger and David Baker who made Dragon's Den history when they convinced all five Dragons to invest in their device for saving energy.
Episode 2
Catching up with the champion of the fluffy toilet seat cover, the inventor of a teddy bear housing an integrated media player and the disaster-prone inventor of the water-free egg boiler.
Episode 3
Evan Davis revisits entrepreneurs from the previous two series, including Christian Lane who came up with a way to stop documents becoming creased.
Episode 4
What has happened to the two women who enraged the Dragons with their pitch for a women's construction business? And will Theo Paphitis be eating his words, after he told an entrepreneur his beach towel doubling as a surfing aid was "as useful as a pair of knickers on a kipper"?
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