Shark Tank

ABC has made a major change to one of its reality series, moving Shark Tank to a new night, and is also adding two new spin-off series.

For the first time in its history, Shark Tank will have five guest sharks during one season. Season nine will swap in five new guest investors.

In season 8, Shark Tank broke out of its formula and introduced a few small changes, but they’re ones that have really improved the show.

Shark Tank star Barbara Corcoran has some surprising things to say about her entrepreneurs and the hit ABC show that made her nationally famous.

Watching BBC America’s reruns of Dragon’s Den has made one thing very clear to me: its US adaptation, Shark Tank, is the superior show. Here’s why.

While Mark Cuban previously thought Donald Trump was qualified to be president, he has now endorsed Hillary Clinton, calling Trump “batshit crazy.”

Shark Tank star Barbara Corcoran really bombed on The $100,000 Pyramid last night, and her fellow shark Daymond John did better, though not by much.

ABC’s Shark Tank remains an entertaining reality show. But it’s time to mix up the panel of sharks more than the show currently does.

Here are a few proposals.

Shark Tank season seven guest shark Chris Sacca is returning to the ABC reality series next fall in an expanded, though still guest, role.

Details about this latest addition to the Shark Tank roster.

Shark Tank and Dragon’s Den star Kevin O’Leary, who calls himself Mr. Wonderful, is considering running for political office in Canada—and says he was inspired by former Apprentice star Donald Trump’s campaign for president of the United States.

Shark Tank stars Daymond John, Barbara Corcoran, and Kevin O’Leary all have dyslexia, and say it has helped them be better entrepreneurs. This is the first time I’ve heard this, though a search revealed that the sharks have discussed this before and it isn’t exactly a secret. For example, last year, Barbara talked to Entrepreneur, which reported that she “only… continue reading

Ahmed Mohamed, the 14-year-old who was arrested and suspended from school because his homemade clock was viewed as a threat, will visit The White House at the invitation of President Obama in October, and he also wants to go on Shark Tank. A clock he built to show his engineering teacher freaked out another teacher, who… continue reading

ABC just announced that Shark Tank will have three guest investors on the panel this season: Ashton Kutcher, Chris Sacca, and Troy Carter. The series returns Sept. 25. Kutcher is the most recognizable, of course, but besides acting, he’s invested in tech companies such as Airbnb and Shazam. Sacca is a well-known billionaire tech investor… continue reading