Dragon's Den Reviews

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Creative and building good socio-economic confidence. Although I thinl it is too exposed because there is no confidentiality. At least very interesting, that is a good start.

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Dragon's Den should have a better crossboard respresentation if they are going to allow such sarcasm and dehumanizing comments. The judges seem to be trying to make a show for ratings but I lost a lot of respect for the whole show if they are not even going to respect the presenters.

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I have only watched the program once (yesterday). I think the dragons are proud and full of themselves. One told a prospector that he does not like his person (that is hogwash).
They said someone who is an engineer cannot go into fish business, that is not right. Which of them is practising what he studied at school. Branson the CEO of Virgin could not have studied all he is doing. Most of them who were opportuned to have rode on the wings of women, their parents or through dubious means should ...

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Very little entertainment to be had in Dragon's Den in my opinion. I myself am disgusted by the blatant capitalism displayed by the "Dragons", manifested most worryingly in the fact that they rank money as such an important social marker: obviously placing almost all of the people who pitch to them as some kind of lower form of human being. Any intelligent viewer would do better to invest their time watching something - anything - else.

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I think this programme is brilliant and they are all fab especially Debra Meaden I look forward to it every week. It is the best thing on tv.

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As a TV show Dragons Den is great, it has it all.
The inventors walk the stairs then look at the dragons waiting with eyes staring.
The inventors then give their pitch to sell their invention.
After the pitch its the dragons turn to scrutinise the inventor and they do, any week spot is widened then enveloped with comments of No I don't want to invest.
The inventor looks in disbelief with sweat dripping down their faces at the money on the table that they are not going to get.
There are a fe ...