Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch

In this first episode of season two, contestants are focused on protecting consumers from pain and illness with a variety of tools, contraptions, and formulas. Then there's a mystery product, a major faux pas that leaves the panel's hands tied.

This week's lineup of entrepreneurs brings some established businesses and big asks to the table, with products ranging from boots to noodles.

This episode's entrepreneurs present cigars, skincare products, cookie dough, and more. Meanwhile, this week's investors, find themselves conflicted about everything from health benefits to valuations.

In this episode, four enterprising innovators showcase products designed to tackle everyday problems, from messy car cup holders to moldy hair extensions. NASCAR legend Danica Patrick suggests product launch timing to one founder.

This week's lineup features everything from shaved ice to backpacks to solar-powered phone chargers and a few interpersonal conflicts.

This week, the judges use their door-opening privileges even when pitches don't seem like an ideal fit, ultimately sending contestants back into the elevator, hoping for future assistance or a small consolation prize.

The judges struggle to grasp the market for a product infused with CBD, a contraption to make disposable razors last longer, and an accessory to keep wearers hydrated on the go. And an entrepreneur who wants to take his tutoring company to the next level.

This week's products help travelers stick to their routines, curly-haired ladies tame their tresses, proud parents create keepsakes and more.

In this week's episode, a mother presents her solution to stop her kid from running around in his birthday suit, a phone repair shop hits the road and a woman finds an unexpected place to hide her shoes.

On this week's episode, one woman shares her not-so-new way to rep school spirit, and another tries to stop ad fraud with a diagram that she herself doesn't quite understand.

In this week's episode of Elevator Pitch, Cameron Colvin joins the panel of investors. Meanwhile, one entrepreneur steps into the elevator with what she claims to be a brewery's best friend. A mother pitches a product to make your kid the coolest in school and another contestant shows off a product designed to let you bring your dog with you anywhere, hassle-free.

This week, one contestant, has an enthusiastic pitch for a pair of innovative gloves grabs the investors' attention. Another entrepreneur presents a spirited, and tasty, product that the judges eat up (literally).