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The Dragons in this series were Duncan Bannatyne, James Caan, Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden and Theo Paphitis. Episode 1 Hamfatter - Jamie Turner Lean On Cushion - Matthew Ryan Air Oasis - Barry Ritchie and Paul Lobo Baby Station - Kate Ingram and Al Jiminez Strike Trainer - Barry Piorkowski Laylines - Jon Foster-Smith and Ros Adams Gradulicious - Matt Kepple Paradise Paddles - Greig Pearson D4M - Julia Charles and Amy Goldthorpe Hamfatter indie band were a surprise investment for Peter Jones. Read the latest at www.hamfatter.net Air Oasis failed to impress the Dragons and in fact they were very annoyed with the pitch, but the water generator and purifier still continue to be developed. Baby Station pleased the Dragons but they couldn't see an investment opportunity for this supportive device for the very young. However you can still purchase one at www.babystation.com Matt Kepple also failed to impress with his graduate networking idea but you can find out more yourself at www.makeyourmarkconnect.org/gradulicious D4M event management did enthuse the Dragons enough that they competed against each other to invest and James and Duncan finally secured the deal between them. www.d4mltd.co.uk Episode 2  Saboteur Crime Prevention - Samantha Gore Booster Blades - Bryan Rawlings Diamond Geezer - Clive Billings Greet Me Eat Me - Paul Hartley Professor Putty - Jeremy Whitticase read more Carbon 6 - Richard Mires Chilly Billy - Jeremy and Alexia Benson Baby On Board - Amanda Adique Neurotica - Victoria McGrane Samantha Gore is an inventor of anti-theft devices but had a difficult time on the Den as her fake tv product let her down in the pitch. Still a good idea though. www.saboteurcrimeprevention.com Booster Blades failed to attract investment but you can read the latest at www.booster-blades.com Clive Billings already had a well known name in the loose diamond trade and almost achieved investment from the Dragons but couldn't agree the numbers. www.diamondgeezer.com Greet Me Eat Me is an edible greetings card for dogs. www.doggyfashion.co.uk Space Putty didn't appeal to the Dragons but still available at www.spaceputty.com Chilly Billy is a 100% fruit ice lolly which failed to excite the Dragons but still available, read more at www.bensonsapplejuice.co.uk Victoria McGrain really impressed the Dragons personally but they did worry about her numbers. Peter stunned the others by offering more than was asked for - a Den first. www.thisisneurotica.co.uk Episode 3  
Shoes Galore - Lesley Ann Simmonds Roadkill Toys - Adam Arbor + Charlie Bradshaw Light Emotions - Ming Yun Monkey Trunks - Hazel Ives Barbeskew - Ed Wray Very PC - Peter Hopton Kooky Cookies - Tania Smith + Melanie Snoad Misfuelling Prevention Device - Michael Cotton Shoes Galore is a party plan selling very colourful fashion shoes. Not one for the Dragons. www.shoes-galore.co.uk Totally tasteless but with quite a following now - Roadkill Toys - see for yourself at www.roadkilltoys.com Light Emotions was a surprise investment from Peter Jones in Oxford scientist Ming Yun's glow in the dark glasses www.lightemotions.com Monkey Trunks seemed a total pie-in-the-sky idea to open an adventure park in the USA and got short shrift from the Dragons but does seem to be up and running now www.monkeytrunks.com Barbeskew didn't appeal either but the unique barbecue rotating spit device can still be purchased at www.barbeskew.com Very PC was a laudable business focusing on developing energy efficient computers, but the Dragons gave Peter Hopton a real roasting due to their perception of his forecast company value. The business still continues to develop however and you can find out more at www.very-pc.co.uk The Dragons loved the Kooky Cookies personal cookies idea but couldn't invest. Treat yourself at www.kookycookies.co.uk Brilliant idea from Michael Cotton earned an investment from Theo and Deborah for his device to prevent accidentally filling up your diesel car with petrol www.misfuellingprevention.co.uk Episode 4   Fresh Olive Oil Club - Michael North Perky Pants - Brian James Buggy Boot - Charlotte Evans + Carolyn Jarvis Visor Vision - Mark Heighton Poo Pod - Sue Bell Formula 1 Driver - Robert + Ian Hall Mobile Tracking - Gian Carlo Calderino Articulate Gallery - Colin Gilchrist Rap Strap - Andrew Harsley Think you should be in an exclusive members only Olive Oil Club? The Dragons didn't think so but you still can at http://www.oliveoilclubs.com/events.htm Brian James failed to impress with his 'enhanced' mens underwear. www.jameswinston.uk.com Deborah invested in a storage system for pushchairs www.buggyboot.com The Dragons loved the Visor Vision idea for motorcycle helmets but no investment was offered. www.visorvision.co.uk Poo Pod dog poo collector also impressed the Dragons but again they couldn't see any investment opportunity. www.poopod.com The Dragons were impressed enough with with Articulate Gallery picture frames for kids to buy some themselves but not to invest. www.articulategallery.co.uk The major success in this episode was Andrew Harsley's RapStrap. Despite giving 50% of the company away it would seem to have been a shrewd move to get Dragons Duncan and James on board and meant an instant road to market for the reuseable plastic tie www.rapstrap.com Episode 5 (Watch it on YouTube)   Magic Whiteboard - Neil + Laura Westwood Loop - Jan Sesnick FB1 - Frank Bisson Hedgehog Fairway Protector - Frank Houser + Dennis Lansbury Car Safety Vest - Bilfer Ecin IFoods.tv - Niall Harbison + Sean Fee Glow Inc - Caroline King Airhead Hard Hat - Andrew Cunningham Planit Products - Guy Unwin + Caroline Kavanagh Magic Whiteboard impressed Deborah and Theo enough to invest. www.magicwhiteboard.co.uk Frank Bisson had invented a cure for split ends with his glass cutting device but upset the Dragons with an over-long pitch. www.frankbisson.com The Hedgehog Fairway Protector was a good idea for stopping golf trolleys damaging fairways but not one for the Dragons. Still on sale at various outlets though, read more at www.hedgehoggolf.com Cooking videos networking site iFoods.tv disappointed the Dragons as they had a similar named competitor and it looks like they took the Dragons advice to change it.. www.lookandtaste.com Colourful T-Shirts for kids. www.glow-inc.com Guy Unwin is an inventor with various products including Toastabags. James Caan invested. http://shop.toastabags.com Episode 6   Ladder Box - Jeff + Rob Hill Hi Visibility Luggage Tag - Ian Mann Sculpture Studio - Guy Portelli Interim Shoe - Daniel Rogers Blow Me - Sam Rose Juliette's Interiors - Juliette Thomas Nod Off - Caroline Smart 3G Mobile Dating - Romi Parma Magic Pizza - Raymond Smith Ladder Box is an ingenious toolbox that fits on to any stepladder. The Dragons were bemused by the father and son pitch though and didn't invest. www.ladderbox.co.uk Guy Portelli won investment from Peter, Theo and James for his sculpture range www.portelli-sculptor.co.uk Blow Me is a corporate alcohol breath testing service. www.alcoholbreathtesting.com Juliette's Interiors is a bespoke interior design service focused on French furniture. www.juliettesinteriors.co.uk Caroline Smart couldn't convince the Dragons to invest in her language learning courses, but they are still for sale on Amazon www.amazon.co.uk Mobile phone dating wasn't for the Dragons either but sign up yourself at www.the3gdatingagency.com Raymond Smith initially amused but eventually impressed the Dragons with his Magic Pizza cooking device to ensure pizzas are evenly cooked. Peter and Theo invested. www.magicpizza.co.uk Episode 7  Blinds In A Box Dominic Lawrence, Simeone Salik + Janice Dalton Luckners Auction House - Simon and Gabby Lukner Slim Curry Sauce - Tiny Deol The Career Mole - Christian Hall + Oliver Perry Baby Go - Elizabeth Pimm Discrete Heat - Martin Wadsworth Pop It Out - Paul Sonnabend + John Pepperell Easy Shelf - John + Gerald Abraham Tiny Box - Christian Richardson + Rachel Watkyn James and Duncan invested straight away in the quick fix temporary blinds business, Blinds In A Box. www.blindsinabox.co.uk Healthy curry sauces. www.tinydeol.com Baby Go individual nappy changes seemed like a good idea to evryone apart from the Dragons. Still on sale at www.babygonappychange.com Innovative heating system disguised as skirting board. www.discreteheat.co.uk Pop It Out Ice Cream www.monglace.com Recycled packaging impressed the Dragons with it's ecological business ethic and Peter and Theo invested. www.tinyboxcompany.co.uk Episode 8  
Baby Loves Disco - Naomi Timperly + Andy Hurwitz Beyond Boyle - Simon Boyle Road Refresher - Natalie Ellis SuperSpout - David Holdsworth Minor 2 Major - Jeanette Contant-Galitello ProWaste Management - Paul Tinton Baby Loves Disco for parents and toddlers appealed only to Deborah but they declined her offer. www.babylovesdisco.co.uk Corporate facilities with a socialist basis dramatically impressed the Dragons but they couldn't see a business opportunity. www.beyondboyle.com Road Refresher is another of those ones that got away from the Dragons. They could see it's potential but didn't agree with Natalie's business plan. It has now gone on to huge success, particularly in the States where even the US President has one. www.roadrefresher.com Superspout non spill nozzle. www.superspout.com Personalised ring tones www.givesongs.com Another ecological investment came the way of Paul Tinton from Deborah and Duncan for his great idea to recycle waste from construction sites. www.prowaste.co.uk Final Statistics for Series 6 There were a total of 14 successful appeals for investment whilst the show was being aired, and the total money committed on air was £1,468,000 |
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