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Two new Dragons breathe fire into the Den: restaurateur, chef and cookbook author Vikram Vij and ultra-successful investor Michael Wekerle.

A new Dragon fires up his will and tightens his wallet, while siblings attempt to yodel their way to a deal and an athletic pitch is exercised.

An entrepreneur bares all with her cheeky business, and the Dragons wonder about an inventor's motives before hungering for more of a cheesy pitch.

A mystical mock-up forces the Dragons to choose between fantasy and reality, and a modest request humbles the Dragons.

This Student Special brings in a university couple who think they have a magic touch, as well as the youngest entrepreneur to ever pitch the Dragons.

The Den's mood is amplified when the Dragons are tossed into the mix, and a family with a strong work ethic hopes to cook up a deal.

A chic entrepreneur makes a big splash, another throws a Major League pitch and a romantic idea aims to win the Dragons' hearts.

It's a holiday special, in which an entrepreneur makes Den history by challenging convention, and an energetic snowboarder tries to keep his cool.

In this second chance special, seven entrepreneurs return with new ideas they hope will entice the Dragons more than their first one -- or two.

The Dragons get eight pitches, including a sporty entrepreneur with a catch, a hero hoping for a fairy tale ending and a pair with a canned pitch.

The Dragons are serenaded with a musical pitch, shown some skinny pasta, some tough hockey sticks and get a taste of very Canadian water.

A protective product sparks a Dragon competition, while Canadian athletes want a Dragon as a team member and dieting is trending in the Den.

It's a circus in the Dragon's Den, while a fiery product has the Dragon's breathing fire of their own and a green product heats them up.

A family has a tasty twist on tradition, a pair pitches a sweet old family recipe, a skincare line gets fishy and it's finally time to party.

A Big Foot seeker seeks funding, a team gears up for more adventure, and breakfast, gluten-free snacks and oysters are served.

The Dragons get to screen one pitch, an entrepreneur tries to score, while another enters crunch time, and sweatpants make the menu.

Three friends plan on toasting to a Dragon deal, a pair of nurses have a soft idea, and a team wants to bring pets into the era of video conferencing.

A company offers the Dragons the chance to take a shot on them, horoscopes may be in the Dragons' futures, and a couple take on the heat.

Zombies invade the Dragons' Den, an entrepreneur wants to give the world a hug, another goes for a hat trick, and wine is artfully served.

In the season finale, success is celebrated as the biggest deals of the past weeks are revisited and the Dragons reveal secrets to their own success.

Updated with three new Dragons, the panel settles in to hear from a creative cocktail company, a nutty product line and a digital delivery service.

The Dragons get catty over a new company and sample a crunchy new snack. Then, a fish-finding app hopes the investors will take their bait.

A devoted father hopes the panel will warm up to him. A gaming app founder wants to win big. An entrepreneur looks to make a picture-perfect pitch.

A clothing brand seeks a good fit on the panel. A weight loss company treads on thin ice. A fermented drink producer hopes her pitch doesn't fizzle.

Things get hairy in the Den with a beard enthusiast's pitch. A safety-conscious couple hopes to lock in a deal. Two moms seek to help kids rest easy.

In this Student Special, a toy lover aims to come out on top, a kinesiology major stands up for his product and two siblings cook up a gourmet idea.

An educational rapper schools the Dragons, a protein-pumping trio offers a cool way to fuel up, and outdoor enthusiasts pitch some helpful hacks.

A restaurateur seeks a Dragon with an appetite. A painter hopes his product doesn't get the brush-off. Two car lovers aim for peak performance.

A home decor artist, two bio-friendly brothers and a pair of festive foodies hope the Dragons feel generous in this Holiday Special.

Entrepreneurs from previous seasons enter the Den once again in this Second Chance Special, hoping for another opportunity to win over the Dragons.

An innovative game company makes the Dragons compete. A couple hopes their kid-safe clothes are investing material. A seafood chain fishes for a deal.

An avid snowboarder slides into the Den with new training tools. An adventure game puzzles the panel. A provocative company seduces the Dragons.

A casino company tries its luck in the Den. The Dragons crunch numbers with a cookie connoisseur. An entrepreneur scans the panel for any takers.

An inventor impresses the Dragons to their core. Something's fishy about a fairy tale-inspired pitch. An ex-hockey pro has big goals for his product.

In this Family Special, the Dragons get a meaty surprise, let a bathtime idea soak in, try on a fur-based fashion line and hear a corny pitch.

The Dragons touch base with pitchers of the past to hear how their investments -- and rejections -- have played out in this Update Special.

A vegan company hopes their product brings home the bacon. The Dragons are alarmed by a new warning system, and a new app gets the panel to listen up.

A pirate ship attraction seeks the Dragons' doubloons. A chocolate maker hopes the panel eats up her pitch. A swimming company looks to stay afloat.

In a Shop the Den special, a boot company may walk away with a deal -- and one pitch really sticks. Plus, can sports gear knock the Dragons' socks off?

An enterprising biker drives in with a dream. The Dragons hear a pitch about new speakers. A yoga enthusiast brings balance to the Den.

A colorful idea entertains the Dragons. A grocery delivery service pitches a smarter way to shop. Fitness enthusiasts want to sell a better breakfast.

In this 10th anniversary special, look back on some of the most creative, shocking and successful pitches over a decade in the Dragons' Den.

An ice cream enthusiast hopes his pitch isn't a fiasco. A product aims to keep things fresh. A family mixes things up with a new breakfast cereal.

An underwear brand reminds the Dragons it's what's on the inside that counts. A designer hopes to build up interest. A new app surveys the panel.

In this Shop the Den special, hockey dads skate in with a pitch, a single mom seeks a strategic partner, and one dad tries to pick up steam on sales.

Caffeine connoisseurs hope to create some buzz. Bread lovers come seeking more dough. A chiropractor wants his product to keep the Dragons in line.

Two java junkies want to serve up a better cup. One health enthusiast hopes to butter the Dragons up. A family urges the panel to take the plunge.

Home-grown, Canadian inventors pitch innovative umbrellas, painting products and hockey gear in this special Why Didn't I Think of That episode.

A clothing brand makes a not-so-modest request. An inventor comes in with a robotic pitch. A chef thinks he has an easy solution for gourmet cooking.

A dessert-themed pitch risks going belly-up, a software company takes the Dragons aback with a huge ask, and a cleaning company has some cheeky fun.

One product kicks dinnertime up a notch, a festive gift gets a rocky reception, and a duo has a bright idea for the season in this Holiday Special.

In this Second Chance episode, entrepreneurs from previous seasons return with their ideas, including a live-action game and protein-packed ice cream.

From humble beginnings and massive missteps to triumphant successes, this episode dives deeper into each Dragon's origin story and career trajectory.

One company aims to make both people and pups happy. An auto lover hopes to pump up his business. A duo wants to disrupt the ride-sharing market.

In this Student Special, grade schoolers put their best feet forward, a competitive undergraduate dazzles the Den, and a brewer makes a spirited pitch.

With ideas including specialty drinks and dental services, first generation immigrants hope the Dragons can turn their Canadian dreams into reality.

A brother and sister hope to get their paws on a deal, a company offers a juicy menu and a father-son duo plays a risky game in this Family Special.

A couple aims to get their pet project off the ground. A hockey lover has a lofty goal. A mobile app developer wants to make some healthy connections.

A nutritionist believes her product can seal a solid deal. A trio's pitch may be full of hot air. A DNA-based company puts the Dragons to the test.

Two friends want to ink a deal with their short-term vision. A fashionista hopes to score a hat trick. An entrepreneur hopes her pitch doesn't bomb.

A quirky company wants to grow legs. A young entrepreneur is determined to clean up in the Den. One business itches to get rich quick.

In an unprecedented battle finale, entrepreneurs with similar concepts go head-to-head in front of the Dragons, who decide on the winning pitches.

In this two-hour season premiere, venture capitalist Arlene Dickinson returns to the panel as the investors size up 10 new businesses.

The panel samples a new drinking cup, a trampoline studio hopes to raise its profile and a hockey trainer skates on thin ice, hoping to score big.

A residential realtor offers a home improvement tool. A spirited entrepreneur aims to please the panel's palate. A pint-sized team puts safety first.

This Student Special episode brings in a coding whiz with a new app, a graduate student hoping to energize the Den and a tween author daring to dream.

An auto solution drives some Dragons into a fiery bidding war. A bridal vendor makes a proposal. A fashion designer's pitch may unravel at the seams.

The Dragons get tuned in to a musical idea, then make a personal trainer sweat. A former cook hopes to make a meaty deal. A duo makes a sweet pitch.

In an episode honoring Canada's national heroes, the Dragons hear pitches from firefighters, former Air Force members and ex-military officers.

Two auto engineers try to steer their way to a deal. An entrepreneur hopes his idea won't go up in flames. Intrigue brews with a new tea company.

In this Why Didn't I Think of That? episode, business ideas include a toddler tracker, an interactive football experience and a better selfie stick.

An art dealer paints an intriguing picture for the panel. A car lover hopes to drive a deal home. An ice cream maker rolls in with a cool pitch.

In this Holiday Special, spirited entrepreneurs' festive pitches include canine Christmas sweaters, tasty stocking stuffers and frosty home decor.

In this special Second Chance episode, entrepreneurs from previous seasons return for another shot at selling the Dragons on their business visions.

A fashionable entrepreneur makes a bold pitch. Two car salesmen hope to accelerate their business. A meatpacking duo urges the Dragons to eat local.

The Dragons debate taking an interesting plunge, get pampered by an at-home spa experience and sample a family-friendly meal kit service.

In this Family Special, brothers propose a fresh-squeezed idea, a father and son promote safe driving and a family serves up allergen-friendly treats.

From pre-pitch jitters to the logic behind the panel's decisions, comedian Paul Sun-Hyung takes a behind-the-scenes look inside the Dragon's Den.

A clothing rental company looks to fashion a deal. A meal kit service cooks up a pitch. A tech expert hopes to scale his product's sales.

An entrepreneur serves up booze-free beer. An inner tube innovator hopes the panel won't leave him deflated. Three students offer virtual adventures.

A taekwondo trio has big plans for the sport. A fragrance company appeals to the panel's senses. Two fintech experts offer a penny-pinching solution.

A bubbly inventor has a sparkling solution. A laid-back duo offers a better way to lounge. An energy drink company pitches an invigorating idea.

An entrepreneur hopes her cool dream lands a hot deal, a fishy idea aims to iron out a global problem, and a team attempts to turn trash into treasure.

A pizza-maker’s product could end up on the chopping block, the Dragons go nuts for a smart snack, and the panel makes an exercise enthusiast sweat.

A mother-daughter duo shows some drive in the Den, an entrepreneur itches for an investor, and a company selling probiotic products has a gutsy offer.

This behind-the-scenes episode reveals studio secrets, the Dragons’ backstage banter and the endless auditions for a coveted chance to enter the Den.

Canada’s growing cannabis industry sparks interest in the Den, where entrepreneurs offer up everything from grow-your-own-weed kits to CBD energy bars.

A family hopes the panel is ready to play, a vaping product could go up in smoke, and a plant-loving pair hopes their pitch hits the right note.

A dog lover presents his pet project, two jet-setters hope their business takes flight, and a team hopes to strike gold with their tasty turmeric paste.

An arcade game engineer puts a bold idea on the table, a sports drink seller quenches the panel’s thirst, and one inventor looks out for women’s health.

Whether they’re selling snorkeling gear or slick sartorial solutions, entrepreneurs hope their passion projects have potential for full-time futures.

One entrepreneur turns her art into fashion, three fishermen believe their product is a catch, and the Dragons get a read on a children’s book series.

In this Holiday Special, the Dragons are presented with ideas for all things winter, including snow gear, festive meals and smart stocking stuffers.

College students school the Dragons in bootstrapping for their big-business dreams -- from turned-up trail mix to reliable ride-sharing.

An entrepreneur pedals a pitch into the Den, a health enthusiast milks the panel for money, and one trio wants the Dragons to save some space for them.

A juicy pitch quenches the panel’s thirst, a sugaring product causes a hairy problem, and a team hopes their apparel knocks the Dragons’ socks off.

An ex-kindergarten teacher sows new seeds, an enterprising pair wants the Dragons to fork over some cash, and a foodie classes up a college staple.

An orthotic sandals salesman puts his best foot forward, two triathletes bug the Dragons, and an avid gardener digs for a deal.

Makers of dating apps, beauty products, jewelry and food all flood the Den with proposals in this Valentine’s Day special.

In a Family Special, sisters butter up the Dragons, brothers spice things up in the Den, and a father-son pair makes a pitch that’s anything but wooden.

A furniture company tries to custom-build the perfect deal, a family pitches a steamy idea, and debate brews when two tea sellers arrive in the Den.

In this Next Level Special, established enterprises hope the Dragons can breathe fire into their businesses to take them to new heights.