Dragons' Den Season 7

The Dragons' Den season finale delves into the public and private lives of our very own Dragons. We followed them for an entire year to discover what it takes to be a Dragon. It's an intimate portrait of the balancing act between their hectic lives running business empires and spending time with families. Along the way, we learn their secrets of success and how to avoid some of the mistakes they made in the pursuit of power.

A new step in the world of women's footwear; eyeglass entrepreneurs hope the Dragons will flip for their product; and a bicycle innovation hopes to wheel out of the den with a deal. Plus, the Dragons get revved up over a ride share business.

A detox delivery business look for a natural partner; an artist hopes her Disney dream doesn't turn into a nightmare; and married entrepreneurs hope to make the most of a golden opportunity. Plus; a pepper spray entrepreneur hopes he doesn't fend off an investment.

An entrepreneur serves up a snack fit for a king; an artist hopes her body of work will win over the Dragons; and a food entrepreneur hopes to bag a deal. Plus; a Guinness World Record holder attempts to escape the Den with investment.

A baby product prevents a big mess in the Den; an energy idea needs Dragon dollars to help it grow; and the Dragons are given a few words of encouragement. Plus; a handy entrepreneur hopes to lock in a deal.

A new showerhead system hopes to avoid being put in hot water; a targeted dating site looks for a Dragon partner; and a chocolate bar wakes up the Den. Plus a Canadian Classic gets a meaty spin.

A bright young duo tries to charm with their trinkets; a children's software schools the Den; and a paper packing company makes the Dragons think outside of the box. Plus an office compost service needs a Dragon investment to grow.

A highly entertaining performance is served up to the Dragons; things get up close and personal in the Den; and a multimillion dollar valuation has the Dragons spinning their wheels. Plus; a food topping that needs a boost from the Dragons.

The Dragons put their fitness skills to the test; a franchise opportuntiy spins a few wheels and the largest ask ever drops Dragon jaws.

A Toronto deli drives its way back into the Den; a tanning business from seasons past leaves a Dragon turning red again; and an entrepreneur from Season 1 hopes this time the Dragons will see eye-to-eye with his idea. Plus, a fast food idea comes back for seconds. Vote on the Second Chance pitches to win a Dragons' Den prize pack.

A winter tool attachment comes to the Den for a little leverage; a redesigned holiday classic attempts to dazzle the Dragons in a new fashion; and a hot money game is looking for a cold cash deal. Plus a toy maker tries to sleigh the Dragons with his line of action figures.

Things are heating up in the Den; a tasty pitch results in a dental emergency; and we catch up with a feathered friend from earlier this season. Plus, a helmet innovation makes an impact on the Dragons.

A unique exercise causes the Dragons to break a sweat; things get dirty in the Den; and a family business looks for a big investment. Plus, a snapshot into a memorable market.

The Dragons cuddle with a few furry friends; a battle for the best burger in the Den; and automobile accessory the Dragons aren't sure will stick. Plus, a designer fashion show in the Den for a fraction of the price.

The Dragons go toe to toe with a young entrepreneur; it's quiz time in the Den; and a small entrepreneur with a big heart shows the Dragons how a good deed goes a long way. Plus an exclusive concert in the Den.

The Dragons enjoy a few martinis; the gloves are off in the Den; and a Dragon swing goes out of bounds fast. Plus, a new form of school fundraising raises some eyebrows.

Small town sisters hoping for a big investment in their tasty business; the Dragons are invited to a new kind of party; and a crafty entrepreneur enters the Den with her paper-mache prototype. Plus, a pair of pitchers give the Dragons a run for their money with a little friendly competition. Pitches Include: StoveMinder, Back Seat Driver, Slingbackers, Portable Bidet Honey Wash, Gel N' Bath, The Halfy Birthday Celebration, Three Farmers Camelina Oil.

The Dragons let loose and kick off their shoes; a beauty business spoils the Dragons; and a realty business isn't afraid to bare it all. Plus, an apparel company brings a breath of fresh air into the Den. Pitches include: Aspen Railway Crossing, NakedRealty.ca, Yuk Yuk's Humour On Hold, Ten Tree Apparel, Scary Kitty Designs, BeautyGram, Wizof.

A distillery business hopes the Dragons will take a shot at an investment; a posture perfectionist tries to set the Dragons straight; and a yard work tool causes a Dragon showdown. Plus a pitcher takes flight in the Den, with hopes of shredding the competition.

In the season premiere the Dragons enjoy a spot of tea; unlucky entrepreneurs take another chance at making their business stick; and a pair of brothers are tired of living out of their luggage. Plus, a niche product has the Dragons stepping out of their comfort zone.