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Guest star Ashton Kutcher joins the Sharks for a look at a form of wearable transportation and a new take on old-fashioned drinking vinegars.

A college grad reinvents hummus, and an aesthetician presents an eyelash extension business. Two environmentalists pitch edible cups.

Guest Troy Carter rounds out the Tank as the Sharks weigh in on a convenient parking app and an unusual sock-of-the-month club.

Tech-oriented billionaire Chris Sacca guest stars as the Sharks hear about a new home rental website and a device that speedily inflates things.

The tables are turned when the Sharks find themselves in a bidding war during a line-up of pitches that includes drones and filet mignon jerky.

The Sharks must decide if they want to invest in a simplified potty-training method and a customizable cookies-and-brownies treat.

Venture capitalist Chris Sacca returns to hear about a tech solution for parking tickets and a device that makes life easier for babies and parents.

Jimmy Kimmel returns with an unbelievable new pitch. The Sharks also appraise guilt-free ice cream, a fitness product and a line of edible soaps.

In this episode dedicated to millennial entrepreneurs, the Sharks hear about a way to fix shrunken sweaters. Later, the Tank visits the White House.

A diverse lineup of pitches includes hand-held surfboards, a health monitor for pets and stylish headphones designed specifically for women.

The Sharks find themselves participating in a bouncy recreational sport. Other pitches include a missing-sock finder and a do-gooding fashion brand.

An expert Christmas decorator dazzles the Sharks with a high-tech way to get in the spirit. The Sharks weigh in on a line of fun headwear.

The Sharks hear from a couple with a protein-packed diet pancake and a father who wants to run a demolition-themed adventure service.

The Sharks take an adult-sized tricycle for a spin and hear about cutting-edge innovations from the beauty industry.

The Sharks evaluate a multipurpose breath freshener, a unique placemat for kids and a food subscription service that aims to fight world hunger.

An academic superstar tries to sell the Sharks on a business that helps improve SAT scores. Two fitness enthusiasts pitch an enhanced sports bra.

A teenage environmentalist pitches a plan to get rid of plastic bottles. A former TV soap star presents a swimsuit that keeps you safe from the sun.

All products pitched are made in America as the Sharks look at a special lineup that includes baby clothing and space-saving exercise equipment.

In this episode dedicated to veterans and military spouses, the Sharks hear about a line of handbags made from recycled military materials.

The Sharks measure the potential of a lineup that includes gourmet tea shots, a high-tech bike lock and a new way to relieve back pain.

The Sharks must decide if they want to invest in a sweetener that tastes like honey and a smart plate supercharged with food-recognition technology.

The Sharks hear from entrepreneurs raring to pitch a slew of novel ideas, including redesigned lacrosse equipment and sleepaway camp for adults.

Two very young entrepreneurs aim to reinvent the ice cream cone. Later, the Sharks hear about a stroller with an athletic twist.

The Sharks find themselves fighting over a software developer’s brilliant idea. A blogger pitches a new fashion networking app.

The Sharks evaluate a clever method of keeping beers cool longer, a reinvention of the vending machine and organic bug repellents for pets.

In addition to hearing pitches about chocolate treats and men’s hairstyling products, the Sharks face an entrepreneur who refuses their offer.

Two entrepreneurs pitch a fresh take on traditional beer. Later, the Sharks weigh in on a new line of interactive toys for pets.

The Sharks take a look at a high-tech toolbox, a cuddly learning tool, a quirky cure for cellphone addiction and line of accessories for pets.

An entrepreneur demonstrates her hair-cutting products on herself. An award-winning baker pitches a healthy frosting that's ready to eat.

Pittsburgh Steeler Antonio Brown drops by as the Sharks hear about a unique shoe slide, an anti-cyberbullying app and an at-home beer dispenser.

The Sharks take in a set of pitches that includes a versatile tuxedo, a cutting-edge way to fish and a line of quick meals for a paleo diet.

Two industrious teen sisters pitch a line of lotions for girls their age. A chocolatier presents a special kind of chocolate with a toy inside.

A legendary cookie creator hopes to repeat his successes with another big hit. Two entrepreneurs use a toilet to demo their tech-saving invention.

The Sharks hear about a message-on-a-potato service, a sunscreen that ensures you never miss a spot and a clever alternative to packing for travel.

The Sharks must decide if they want to invest in a specialty maple syrup, a stylish children's clothing line and fun new type of tags for pet dogs.

The Sharks rustle up a surprise for a team pitching electric skateboards. An MIT graduate presents dog food that's practically fit for humans.

Two entrepreneurs pitch a high-tech way to test for mercury levels in fish. A young woman presents a fashion brand that harnesses social media.

A pitch for a technology that improves the house hunting process has the Sharks fighting to be a partner. A mom presents covers for infant car seats.

A couple comes to the Tank with a cute idea, hoping to win over the Sharks with puppy power. A woman pitches algae as a health supplement.

The Sharks evaluate breastfeeding apparel, an impressive line of toy blocks and an environmentally friendly way to dispose of grease.

An inventive mom devises a service that allows Santa Claus to personally respond to children's letters. The Sharks look at an enhanced winter glove.

A new line of dolls aims to boost children's self-esteem. An entrepreneurial couple pitches a product that exercises a pet cat's mind and body.

Two surfers pitch a portable shower kit perfect for the beach. An entrepreneurial parent creates a very stylish baby mat.

Entrepreneurs present a snack chip made with cricket flour. The Sharks hear about earplugs that filter out damaging levels of noise at concerts.

A pediatric nurse pitches a vibrating mat that calms babies. A firefighter's wife creates bags and backpacks made from recycled firefighting gear.

The Sharks take a look at software designed to automate the process of caring for houseplants. Two tech pros aim to teach kids how to code.

In this episode featuring millennial entrepreneurs, the Sharks reach an impressive milestone in dealmaking. A clothing line aspires to save elephants.

An eclectic set of pitches includes a craft-your-own-wine service, rollers that style hair overnight and accessories made of old billboard materials.

A scientist creates a potentially lifesaving rescue signal. A fitness-loving couple pitches a clothing line for women who love their backsides.

A husband and wife pitch their wine and painting idea. Other business proposals include a reusable notebook and pheromone-enriched hair products.

A parent creates a portable shelter that keeps spectators at outdoor events comfortable in inclement weather. A pet lover pitches a wine for cats.

The Sharks weigh in on a new photo-printing service, a bicycle that strives for safety and an app that allows shoppers to earn free parking.

Two entrepreneurs fashion a sweat-repellent T-shirt. The Sharks must decide if they want to invest in a belt buckle that's also a wallet.