Mar-8th-2010
Dragons’ Den – Series 7 – Episode 1 – 5 of 6
www.bbc.co.uk The Dragons and the Den may be reassuringly recognisable, but the economic climate now couldn’t be more different. The banks may not be parting with their funds right now, but will our multimillionaire Dragons still be prepared to back the best business with their own money? There has never been a tougher time to find investment. The Dragons are of course still Dragons, so don’t expect anyone to get an easy ride. But they also have the rarest of commodities in this current climate – cash. And they’re raring to go. This episode features Alan Mandel Butler and his company Apocalypse. The Den is the stuff of nightmares for most, but what reaction did they get once they asked the Dragons for a two hundred thousand pound investment in their horror-based scare attraction? The investors may be used to being the leading characters in the Den, but how will they respond to London-based Australian Katie Olver who has them starring in her personalised romance novels? Also featured in this episode are Aberdeenshire’s Eddie Middleton and his eco-friendly patio heaters, a more cat-friendly collar, and a revolutionary new hat that makes your wrinkles disappear. All that and an invention that puts an end to nuisance phone calls.
haha! theo: “what purred you into doing this”. what a lame ass theo is. the expression on peters face after he said this says everything!
i feel sorry for the horror people lol
not as funny as seeing duncan completey bollocks on spesh!
They didn’t pour enough vodka to get that type of investment.
ive got a horror film for ya…..duncan coming home off his face on spesh!”
1milion pounds? WTF?!
funny stuff…
I think She Was Polish… You’re the One making Tacky Comments
they sure love their puns in this show!
I have caller ID on my phone. But on the truecall feature, I doubt highly he can get patent protection on it since he admitted phone companies already have this service but at a cost. All the phone manufacturer needs to do, is to develop a system within their own handsets
absolutely paw joke loll..
what a bizarre comment. And What Bizarre Use Of Capitals.
ok thx mate
They are not Russian, he is English and she is Polish.
why not put it into the phone
That Russion Family Is GREEDY. “Greed Leads To Obsession. Obsesssion Leads To Depression.”
The Vodka Idea Is..Tacky Owned By A Russian Tart New Money Russian Tart Slappa!
I am from the Netherlands and saw this episide whilst I was in London. I am pleased to see you have uploaded it. I am also pleased that the show has started its seventh season
LOL caller I.D kinda solves the phone problem.
“We were shocked to discover the anger and anxiety many people felt when they received an unwanted telephone call.”
Are you kidding me?? I don’t know what they’re like in the UK, but here in the US, telemarketers can be terrible. I don’t know that this is the greatest product, though, either .. especially since there are already products like this offered through phone companies.
gotta give you that one
Ummmm…
You still plug the modem which connects to the wireless phone into the socket no matter what
How many people still use hardline phones at their house? Once you get a wireless phone, why have one?
This was a great idea about 15 years ago.
I thought the cat collar was a creative solution, but I don’t walk down the street seing dozens of cats with their collars caught up stuff.
I agree with the comment on True Call because it just seems like caller ID, and mobiles with that built in, are good enough. It would have sold huge 10-15 years ago (and the technology existed then) but now it’s a bit late. It’s well-developed for what it does, but existing stuff is “good enough.”
I put a nylon rope around my cat’s neck…too tease it. creepy
Do they not have caller ID in england?