Dragon's Den Reviews

The Dragon's Den is a television show which airs on BBC 2. **Format** The programme is based on a 'reality TV' format. Each episode sees budding entrepreneurs making a pitch in respect of their products / inventions and ideas to a panel of 5 rich and successful businessmen and women. The aim of each candadite is to try ...  Read the complete review

Dragons Den I must say I love this program and have watched it since it started in January 2005. Dragons den has now had six series and they do some one of special where they either look at where the entrepreneurs are now or about the life's of the dragons. The idea of the show is that a entrepreneur with an idea or ...  Read the complete review

Dragons' Den is a TV programme that gives individuals or start-out companies the opportunity to gain an investment into their business. It is a very daunting experience where budding entrepreneurs have to stand in front of five very successful and wealthy entrepreneurs and pitch their product or business ideas, in the hope of receiving an ...  Read the complete review

TV - Dragons Den Reality TV Show - BBC TWO - 9- 10 pm Monday nights BBC TWO repeats it at 7:00 pm on the following Tuesday URL link - http://www.bbc.co.uk/dragonsden/ Current Dragons: Duncan Bannatyne, James Caan, Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Theo Paphitis Titled: Slaying St George ...  Read the complete review

Dragon's Den is a programme where five of the UK's biggest and most successful entrepreneurs (known in the show as the dragons) who have since starting their own businesses gone onto be highly respected and successful in their selected industry sectors sit and watch new entrepreneurs pitch their business ideas and or inventions to try to seek ...  Read the complete review

Like the Apprentice, this is a high-brow relaity TV show comissioned by the BBC and is highly addictive. A late comer to the series, I was instantly hooked from the third series onwards. The idea of the show is that budding entrepreneurs address five magnates of the business world in order to acquire their business skills and a set ...  Read the complete review

One of the most impressive TV shows of recent times, and I believe a real watermark in business programming that has only been matched by the apprentice. After a few series of the apprentice, this is probably the show that manages to retain its credibility and not devolve into pure entertainment. A wonderful insight into the world of ...  Read the complete review

Dragon's Den is a show which despite getting somewhat tired, has mustered the energy to keep going and it certainly is not down and out. The way in which the show works is that budding entrepreneurs get a chance to pitch their product or idea to a panel of 5 rich businesspeople who are looking to invest in ideas or products with in their opinion ...  Read the complete review

Dragon's den is a cross between a business show and a reality tv show. On this program, what happens is that a young entrepreneur goes into the dragons den. The dragons are five of the most respected business people in the uk, who have the money, expertise and contacts to make the business soar, obviously only if they get a share of the ...  Read the complete review

I have only recently - probably the last two series - become a fan of this programme. I never watched it previously because it always clashed with picking up someone from cubs, or brownies, or the like. However I was always being told about it by my brother. this is the sort of programme which shouldn't really be any good. There are ...  Read the complete review

To be honest it took me a while to get around to watching Dragons Den but both my daughters watch it so I decided to one of the millions who apparently watch it. The programme's aired on BBC2 & repeated on Dave & I must say is pretty good TV in my opinion but it can become addictive. I'm not sure I'd have ever have ...  Read the complete review

Have you seen Dragon's Den? It is a program that which shows us entrepreneurs going before a panel of venture capitalists, with perhaps an idea, or a product that hopefully will make money. These entrepreneurs need capital to get their ideas off the ground and it is to the Dragon's Den they come to get that money. They ...  Read the complete review

Dragons Den is shown on BBC2 and has five judges who are Theo Paphitis, James Caan, Deborah Meaden, Peter Jones & Duncan Bannatyne who between them are worth over 1 billion pounds. The show is hosted by Evan Davis. The concept of the show is very well thought out but also quite simple. Entrepreneurs will enter the Dragons Den, have ...  Read the complete review

This is an absoloutely brilliant show, and I thoroughly enjoy watching it! Basically, a budding business person, or business people (often in the form of a couple) will approach five multi millionaires, hoping to achieve some capital to get their business going, and in exchange for some equity in the business, which might be for example ...  Read the complete review

In my personal opinion, Dragon's Den has got to be one of the most interesting programmes on TV at this time. The idea behind the programme is that potential entrepreneurs go in to a TV studio in front of 5 mega rich business personalities. At present these are Peter Jones, Duncan Bannatyne, Deborah Meaden, James Caan and Theo ...  Read the complete review

Dragon's Den is shown on BBC television but originated in Japan. It is a show where a group of disgustingly rich, self made, venture capitalists seek to humiliate, rip off, intellectually tear to shreds, embarrass, shoot down in flames, and very occasionally invest in the business ideas presented to them by wannabee or established ...  Read the complete review

Dragons den is really a great program, each episode new inventors pitch their ideas to the dragons in hope that one, or more of the dragons will give them some of their money and time in order to get their product off the ground. However its not that easy, firstly you have to do a good pitch, secondly you have to know all your figures off hand ...  Read the complete review

Dragons den is a kind of reality show but with a difference, the difference being that its actually good, and its not tacky. The show has millionaire dragons who will invest in products, however they will only invest in the products if they think that there good enough and if they will make them more money in the long run. Unfortunatly ...  Read the complete review

As a late comer to the phenomenon that is Dragon's Den, I am now firmly in the camp of the hooked follower and am constantly on the look out for repeats of the shows that I have missed over the years. For those not familiar with the show, Dragon's Den sees 5 extremely successful businessmen, and woman, known here as the dragons, welcome ...  Read the complete review

There are many realities on TV these days, but Dragons Den is one of the only one's on BBC 2, and to be honest, one of the best one's, its brilliant. The formatt of the show is quite simple in that there is panel, or the dragons, which is made up of well known and very sucessful business people, who listen to members of the public who pitch their ...  Read the complete review