Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Shark Tank List

• The Profit - Business owners pitch their companies to an investor who decides to help them grow.
• Dragon's Den - Entrepreneurs pitch their business ideas to a panel of wealthy investors.
• Shark Tank Australia - Australian entrepreneurs present their business ideas for investment.
• StartUp - A thriller about the launch of a controversial cryptocurrency startup.
• Billions - Explores the high-stakes world of finance and investment.
• Silicon Valley - A satire about the tech startup culture in Silicon Valley.
• Shark Tank (UK) - UK version where entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to investors.
• Extreme Makeover: Home Edition - Focus on transforming and improving homes for families, often featuring entrepreneurial twists.
• The Pitch - Advertising agencies pitch their concepts to potential clients.
• Undercover Boss - Executives go undercover to understand their companies better, often leading to business improvements.
• American Greed - Examines financial crime and high-stakes business scandals.
• The Apprentice - Contestants compete in business tasks to win a job with a successful entrepreneur.
• Billion Dollar Buyer - A billionaire tests products from small businesses for potential deals.
• The Voice - Contestants present their talent to a panel for the opportunity of a lifetime, similar to pitching.
• Canada's Smartest Person - Contestants showcase their unique intelligence through various challenges.
• MasterChef - Home cooks compete for a chance at culinary fame, similar to the competitive pitch format.
• The Great British Bake Off - Bakers compete in a friendly atmosphere to impress judges, similar concept of showcasing talent.
• Supermarket Sweep - Teams race to shop while showcasing their products and strategies.
• Trading Spaces - Homeowners redesign each other's spaces, involving creative pitches.
• The $100,000 Pyramid - Contestants showcase their skills through word guessing, akin to pitching.
• Hired - Professionals pitch their skills and talents to potential employers.
• All-Star Celebrity Apprentice - Celebrity contestants compete in various business challenges, similar to a pitch environment.
• America's Next Top Model - Models compete to win a modeling contract, showcasing their talents.
• The Challenge - Competitors pitch their performance to avoid elimination in games and teamwork challenges.
• Project Runway - Fashion designers compete in a series of challenges, pitching their looks to judges.
• The Amazing Race - Teams race internationally, showcasing their skills in challenges for rewards.
• Kitchen Nightmares - Chefs assess struggling restaurants and pitch improvements to owners.
• Make Me a Supermodel - Aspiring models showcase their talents and strive for a modeling contract.
• Bar Rescue - Bar owners showcase their challenges to a bar expert who proposes solutions.
• The Great British Sewing Bee - Sewers compete in challenges, similar to presenting their skills for assessment.
• Dance Moms - Dancers compete and showcase their talents in a competitive environment.
• BattleBots - Teams build robots to compete in battles, demonstrating engineering creativity.
• The Challenge: All Stars - Former contestants return to compete, showcasing their skills and strategies.
• The Toy Box - Toy inventors pitch their creations to a panel of kids and experts.
• The Great Canadian Baking Show - Bakers present their creations, aiming for high praise from judges.
• Face Off - Special effects makeup artists compete in challenges similar to business pitches.
• Lego Masters - Teams showcase their creativity through Lego builds to judges.
• Making the Band - Aspiring musicians showcase their talents to form a band.
• Lip Sync Battle - Performers showcase their talents in a competitive format for recognition.
• The Amazing Race Canada - Canadian teams race around the world, showcasing their skills.
• Nailed It! - Amateurs attempt to replicate baked creations, showcasing their humorous efforts.