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“Shark Tank.” Eric McCandless / Getty
- “Shark Tank” premiered in 2009 and is now in its 12th season.
- Entrepreneurs pitch their businesses for an hour or two, but it gets edited down to 10 minutes.
- The sharks listen to six to eight pitches per day for 12 hours straight.
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“Shark Tank” isn’t an original show concept. In fact, it started as a series in Japan.
“Shark Tank” first aired in 2009. ABC
The first version of “Shark Tank” aired in Japan in 2001, and it was called “Money Tigers.” The show was then picked up in the UK and called “Dragons’ Den.” In 2006, Canada made their own version under the same name.
It wasn’t until 2009 that “Shark Tank” premiered in the US.
“Shark Tank” was not popular with audiences in the first season, and it was going to be canceled.
Mark Cuban in season two. Craig Sjodin / Getty
When the show premiered in 2009, “very few people watched it,” according to Daymond John, an original shark in the series. The show was pushed to different time slots and eventually almost got the ax, but it was saved thanks to a leadership change and two new faces.
“In season two, we got some help, as Jeff Foxworthy and Mark Cuban joined as guest sharks for a few episodes each,” John wrote on his website. “Their appearances brought more awareness to the show, and ‘Shark Tank’ began to gain a little bit of momentum.”
In the first season, the sharks were seated behind a tall desk that had stacks of money on it.
The desk in season one. ABC
“The raised news desk setup remained for the first couple of episodes,” John wrote on his website. “They eventually cut that…As they felt that it was not intimate enough. From then on, they put us on the ground level to negotiate.”
It’s extremely difficult to be featured as an entrepreneur on “Shark Tank.”
There’s a lot of competition. Craig Sjodin / Getty
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