Dragon's Den Reviews

The idea behind this show is great - people develop inventions or business ideas and present them to a panel of 5 'Dragons' who decide whether they like their ideas. If they do they will offer them an amount of money in return for a percentage of the business. If the 'contestants' don't get an offer for the full amount of money that they ...  Read the complete review

Having the plans that I have for future business ventures and with a dream of one day becoming and entrepeneur, when I was first introduced to Dragon's Den by a friend I was thoroughly entertained by it. Dragons' Den is another reality television show where business owners can go and pitch their investment opportunities to multi-millionaires in ...  Read the complete review

Dragon's den is a television show where budding entrepreneurs pitch their money making ideas to five experienced and successful business people, the dragons. Each entrepreneur aims to walk away with money supplied to them by a dragon interested in investing in their idea. In return for investing, a dragon normally expects to receive a share in the ...  Read the complete review

Dragons Den is a BBC production and has one of the most basic formats on TV very similar to that of the X Factor (before the crowd came in) and Britain's Got Talent. But rather than judges there are five business entrepreneurs who are all in the den looking for the next big business idea which will add to their already bulging pockets, making us ...  Read the complete review

Dragon's Den is an interesting show with numerous differerent adaptations existing in countries around the world including Japan, Russia, Sweden, the US and the UK. The UK version is hosted by the rather strange-looking ex BBC economics editor Evan Davis, and regularly features multi-millionaire entrpreneours Theo Pathitis, Duncan Bannatyne, Peter ...  Read the complete review

Dragons Den is a BBC2 programme based around members of the public selling ideas to multimillionaire investors. They enter the Dragons Den, present their product or business, advise the 'Dragons' how much money they require for investment in exchange for a percentage of their business. The show has elements of the X Factor ...  Read the complete review

Dragon's Den is a BBC programme where 5 successful business people consider backing the enterprise ideas of several contestants. The show has been running for 5 or 6 years now and is very popular. Each show lasts an hour, and usually 4 applicants are featured in depth, as well as short pieces on those who were rejected. Each of the 4 ...  Read the complete review

The first time I stumbled across this, it was completely by accident and came as a result of some late night channel hopping and this has now become a fixture in my television viewing. The basic premise for the show is that budding entrepreneurs who are looking to secure some quite serious financial backing to realise their dreams of ...  Read the complete review

What a fantastic idea. A largely successful and well thought out programme that has sometimes been let down by a poor choice in Dragons by the producers. For example, Rachel Elnaugh - What were they thinking? She created Red Letter Days which.....failed and went into administration. Interesting choice. The YO! Sushi creator who's ...  Read the complete review

If you have never seen Dragons Den, its a television series which first hit our screens in 2005. It is hosted by Evan Davis. The idea of the show is for budding entrepreuners to bring an idea or invention to a group of millionaires and ask for funding to promote, expand or advertise their business. The "Dragons" are the ...  Read the complete review

Dragon's Den is a BBC reality show where entrepreneurs pitch their business ideas to gain an investment from the five business experts. The show see's multimillionaire entrepreneurs; Duncan Bannatyne, James Caan, Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden and Theo Paphitis (known as The Dragons) challenging entrepreneurs with great business ideas to ...  Read the complete review

**Introduction** I had been thinking about doing a review of Dragons Den for a while but had not decided how to do it. Now having decided the way to go I set about writing the review. So here goes. Dragons Den is one of those programs that may help you during this economic climate when many people are losing their jobs through ...  Read the complete review

Dragon's Den is a television show broadcast in the Uk with the idea now having been sold throughout the world. The concept of the show is for people to come on with a business idea which they pitch to the dragons (potential investors) in the hope of securing funding for their idea and project in order to pursue it further and to expand and ...  Read the complete review

I love this show! I love the fact it's running on Dave at the moment. I have driven my other half mad by watching all the old ones that I hadn't seen (bit slow catching on to it). If you've never seen it 5 of the UK's best known entrepreneurs listen to a pitch from regular people like you and me, on their business idea. They are always ...  Read the complete review

I have to say that I am not too sure what I think of this television show - at the beginning it was great however now it does come across quite fake and scripted. The premise is that individuals will pitch their upcoming businesses or business ideas to 5 well known entrepreneurs such as Deborah Meaden and they will invest the amount ...  Read the complete review

A friend introduced me to Dragons' Den 4 years ago and after watching the first episode, I was hooked! For anyone who hasn't seen it, the show revolves around a person pitching an idea to 5 millionaires (the "dragons") who will evaluate the proposal and decide whether to invest their own money or not. More often ...  Read the complete review

Dragon's Den is a reality show which features entrepreneurs pitching their businesses to the 'dragons' who include Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Theo Paphitis, Duncan Bannatyne and James Caan. The entrepreneurs that enter the 'dragons den' are wanting to get a dragon to invest in their business so that they can get some money and the help of the a ...  Read the complete review

When this first came on TV there was a lot of talk about it and so many people seemed to be regular viewers. I didn't join in on the fun until more recently, because it never sounded appealing to me. It wasn't until I watched a similar American version (American Inventor I think it was) that I considered watching Dragon's Den. This is a ...  Read the complete review

Dragon's Den is a way for entrepreneurs to pitch to five series-regular investors (known as the "dragons") in order to gain funding for their business. The five investors have experience in a range of business areas and some are well known "celebrity" business people (although that is partly due to the success of the TV show). ...  Read the complete review

Dragon's Den consists of 5 Investors who are pitched by budding entreprenaurs, who wish for one or more of the investors to buy a percentage of their business. This show can often be excrutiatingly painful for the entreprenaurs, and also for the viewers, mainly due to the profuse sweating of the people pitching their business. Many do ...  Read the complete review