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Since Mark joined the show, he's been on every episode. Same for
Robert.
Actually, Robert hasn't been on every show. The creator of Go Pro sat in for him for a show. He was really good - they should have him come back. Very encouraging and had some good insights, even if he didn't invest.
There is a new series out which follows up on some past contestants who got deals. Last night I watched one with Robert and the men who make ugly Christmas sweaters, and Damon, with the Ohio ex football player who makes boneless ribs.
There is a new series out which follows up on some past contestants who got deals. Last night I watched one with Robert and the men who make ugly Christmas sweaters, and Damon, with the Ohio ex football player who makes boneless ribs.
Is that the show Beyond the Tank? I saw an ad for it to be on this Friday night after Shark Tank.
Edited to add: I just googled it and saw that the initial episode aired May 1. Thanks for the info.
boy that shark tank herjovec spelling I know has a lot of nerve starting a relationship while seeking a divorce from a woman who gave him 25 yrs of her life ...
boy that shark tank herjovec spelling I know has a lot of nerve starting a relationship while seeking a divorce from a woman who gave him 25 yrs of her life ...
I've always liked Robert. I've read that he's had a girlfriend for many years and went public with her last year, which is why his wife supposedly either sought or agreed to the divorce. They're not divorced yet, just separated. I gave him the benefit of the doubt for a long time, thinking that no one knows what goes on behind closed doors and maybe his wife gave him good reason to seek out a girlfriend.
But I've been very turned off by the public displays of affection he's shown for his DWTS partner Kym, saying "I love you" to her and kissing her on TV. He's acted like a love-struck teenager, which is fine except that he's not divorced yet and he has kids who are affected by all that. I know people will criticize my opinion but that's one of the things wrong with our country/world -- people do what they want when they want, regardless of legalities, and everyone just accepts it.
I love Mr. Wonderful. I especially love when fresh out of college valley girls come in and he rips them to shreds. Tears! I want tears! The women and Robert are the nice people. Cuban can do some shredding as well. And Damond in his own way.
I didn't know Robert was Canadian until recently. I heard his wife called it quits, but if it was because of a mistress, then its his fault.
I don't really like him anymore.
I don't like Mark at all. He never sticks his neck out..only criticizes. The only time he treats the contestants with respect is if he thinks they are more educated than he is, or if they went to an Ivy League school.
...The creator of Go Pro sat in for him for a show. He was really good - they should have him come back. Very encouraging and had some good insights, even if he didn't invest...
The Go Pro guy is going to sub for Robert again next Friday. Robert probably had to bow out of several episodes when he was doing DWTS.
I didn't know Robert was Canadian until recently...
Robert and Mr Wonderful were on Dragon's Den, the Canadian show that preceded Shark Tank. Kevin was on the first 8 seasons and Robert was on the first 6 seasons. Dragon's Den has aired in 25+ different countries (with different Dragons in each one), including Croatia, Poland, Russia and Afghanistan.
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