Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Dragons' Den List

• Shark Tank - Investors review business pitches and decide whether to invest.
• The Apprentice - Contestants compete in business challenges to impress a CEO.
• The Profit - A businessman invests in struggling businesses to turn them around.
• Beyond the Tank - A spinoff showing the aftermath of investments from Shark Tank.
• StartUp - Fictional series about creating and funding a tech startup.
• The Shark Tank - Focuses on entrepreneurs pitching business ideas to investors.
• Silicon Valley - A comedic look at the tech industry and startups in Silicon Valley.
• Billion Dollar Buyer - A billionaire seeks new ventures by meeting with emerging businesses.
• Made in Chelsea - Follows the lives of affluent individuals and their business ventures.
• Restaurant Startup - Investors decide which restaurant concepts to fund.
• The Ultimate Fighter - Competitors train and pitch their fighting skills for a contract.
• The Great British Bake Off - Bakers compete for a title, showcasing creative ventures.
• Project Runway - Fashion designers compete to impress a panel of judges and win.
• Shark Tank Australia - Australian version of Shark Tank featuring entrepreneurs pitching ideas.
• MasterChef - Home cooks compete to impress judges and advance in the competition.
• The Fashion Fund - Young fashion designers compete for funding and support.
• HBO's Real Time with Bill Maher - Discusses business and political ideas in a panel format.
• The Big Idea - Entrepreneurs pitch their business ideas to a host and audience.
• Canadian Dragon's Den - The Canadian version of Dragons' Den with entrepreneurs seeking investments.
• America's Next Top Model - Contestants compete in the fashion industry for contracts and opportunities.
• The Amazing Race - Teams compete in a race around the world, showcasing strategic planning.
• Project Greenlight - Filmmakers pitch their projects to producers for funding.
• The Great Canadian Baking Show - Bakers compete in challenges similar to The Great British Bake Off.
• Selling Sunset - Real estate agents navigate sales and client relationships in Los Angeles.
• Fast N' Loud - A car restoration team seeks to flip cars for profit.
• The Great British Sewing Bee - Sewers compete and showcase their talent and creativity.
• The Next Great Baker - Bakers compete for a chance to win a baking opportunity.
• American Idol - Aspiring singers compete in front of judges for a recording contract.
• The Voice - Singers compete for a chance to win a recording contract and mentoring.
• Kicking & Screaming - Team dynamics and business-like strategy in a survival competition.
• The Great Canadian Baking Show - Bakers showcase their skills in a competitive setting.
• Top Chef - Chefs compete to showcase their culinary expertise.
• Ellen's Design Challenge - Designers compete for a chance at a career in furniture design.
• Food Network Star - Culinary contestants compete for their own show on Food Network.
• The Bachelorette - Contestants vie for love in a competitive setting, similar to business pitch dynamics.
• Ultimate Beastmaster - Competitors from different countries tackle a challenging obstacle course.
• World's Toughest Race: Eco-Challenge Fiji - Teams race in extreme conditions, showcasing strategy and teamwork.
• American Ninja Warrior - Athletes compete in a challenging course, demonstrating determination and skill.
• Greenlight - Filmmakers pitch ideas to industry veterans for development support.
• Next Top Designer - Fashion designers compete to earn recognition in the industry.
• The Amazing Race Canada - Canadian teams race around the world, showcasing strategy and teamwork.
• Who's Doing the Dishes? - Dinner guests compete in challenges related to culinary adventures.
• The Great British Menu - Chefs compete to create a perfect meal for a special occasion.