Top 5 Weird Inventions | Vol.2 | Dragons' Den

00:00 - Season 2, Episode 5. K92
07:45 - Season 14, Episode 7. Kidsflush
16:26 - Season 10, Episode 2. Captive Media
18:30 - Season 7, Episode 4. Clever Bin
29:05 - Season 20, Episode 9. mate Measure

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[Victoriomantic]

I can't comment on the business viability of the K9-2, but what everyone seemed to miss was that it would be helpful for people with mobility issues who can't bend far. Or people with arthritis/limb differences/dyspraxia/parkinsons, or other dexterity issues.

[bezet]

40:14 true empathy and friendship moment

[dimitriousdrake]

God Doug Richard and Rachel Elnaugh, what bundles of charisma

[davejones]

Doug Richard shows such contempt for every entrepreneur that I wonder why he would choose to spend his time around so many people that he hates.

[Essex]

@9:00 I can see dads using this more than the children 😂

[noamjen]

I do remember walking all over London with fish and chips wraps cause there were no approachable bins

[TheManInBlueFlames]

Alternative title: Top 5 (maybe 4) pitches not to watch whilst you are having your lunch!

[ScottOSaurus]

Last product was 100% a licensing play since they have protected IP. License it to companies to give to clients for advertising etc

[PrimeHunter]

7:01 "Gary and Lindsay have blown it"

Idk why this was so funny 😂 just the way he says it ig lol

[readreceipt]

14:09 “Do you need a London-based office?” 💀

[Evskin]

28:35 - Wise words. Even the dude was bamboozled that Duncan hit the nail on the head.

[aidankelly]

Doug Richards always goes, 1st
He rushing of
To look at school kids

[bartduynstee]

that Kids Flush is a really, really, good gadget to have with kids. fantastic idea

[BenjaminGoose]

Why do all the pitches have different volume levels?

[benbooth]

This is my atomic, gamma ray laser bug zapper with infrared AI targeting system. It only costs £1, 000, 000.

[nero]

I didn't get the negativity about kidsflush. Would the novelty wear off, and the product thereby losing it's purpose? Sure. But this is exactly the type of thing parents will buy because it's funny, and maybe even thinking it'll work for a long time. End of 2023 they had 600k in reserves in the bank, albeit down from 830k in 2022. Still not bad at all.

[jillianthomas]

Peter so sarcastic on times and smug .

[tomthegiant]

29:03 Isn't that the same Steve Capon who came onto the show with another Steve in season one with the company called InVelope?

[peterreber]

Any good measuring tape is constructed to take care of what the clamp is designed for.

[JoshF]

I'm surprised Doug Richard wasn't interested in the first product, he could've used it... OK nevermind.