Ep 4. Week 3

In season 2, episode 4 of Shark Tank titled "Week 3," the sharks are back to the tank with their money bags full and ready to hear from more entrepreneurs looking to strike a deal. As always, the sharks are looking for businesses that are innovative, profitable and have a solid plan for success.

The first entrepreneur to step in front of the sharks is a man from Alabama who has invented a new type of grill. The grill is cheaper to produce than its competitors, and it's aimed at the outdoor living market. The sharks are interested in the product, but they worry about the crowded market for grills. They want to know how this grill stands out from the rest and what the entrepreneur's marketing plan is. The entrepreneurs pitch to the sharks by showcasing the durability, portability and innovation they have added to their product to make it stand out from the rest of their competitors. Will the grilling entrepreneur become a Shark Tank success story?

Next, a couple from California brings their product to the sharks: a device designed to help people break bad habits by giving them a small electric shock. The couple claims that the product is safe and has been tested on themselves and their friends. The sharks are skeptical about the product's effectiveness and safety. They grill the couple and want more evidence that the product works and that it's safe for consumers. Will the couple's electric shock help them break into the market?

Another entrepreneur brings in a product that can clean and sanitize gas pump handles. The sharks like the idea of the product and ask the entrepreneur about the possibility of expanding to other types of public equipment including ticket machines, ATMs and doorknobs, and so on. The entrepreneur is confident in his product but needs the sharks' help to expand quickly. What will the sharks decide to do for the innovative sanitizer machine?

The fourth entrepreneur is a man from Los Angeles who has invented a tee that helps people improve their golf swing. The tee looks similar to a regular golf tee, but it has a series of guide lines that help players improve their technique. The sharks are intrigued by the product and ask for more information about patents, manufacturing, and distribution. They like the idea of a product that can help golfers of all levels improve their game, but they want to know if it will sell. What's their take on the golf innovator's proposal?

Lastly, an entrepreneur comes in to pitch his online business, which helps people sell their unused gift cards. He claims that there is a real need for this service and that his company is already turning a profit. The sharks are interested in the idea, but they want to know how the entrepreneur plans on staying ahead of the competition. They also want to know about his marketing strategies and future plans for the business. Will the gift card salesman hook a shark?

Overall, season 2 episode 4 of Shark Tank is all about innovation and finding the next big idea. Some entrepreneurs will strike deal with sharks while others will walk away with a big no. It's an exciting mix of ideas, products, and personalities that make for a thrilling episode.