Shark Tank premieres on ABC, introducing entrepreneurs pitching their businesses to a panel of investors.
The first season of Shark Tank concludes, setting the foundation for the show's success and popularity.
Mark Cuban becomes a regular investor on Shark Tank, bringing star power and business insight.
Shark Tank begins featuring guest investors alongside the regular panel to diversify perspectives and opportunities.
The show celebrates its tenth season, marking a decade of inspiring entrepreneurship.
Susan Wojcicki, CEO of YouTube, appears as a guest shark, highlighting the show's appeal to influential business leaders.
Shark Tank wins an Emmy award, recognizing its impact and excellence in television.
Shark Tank adapts production for safety during the COVID-19 pandemic, including remote pitches and social distancing.
NBC announces spin-off show 'Beyond the Tank' to follow up on successful entrepreneurs featured on Shark Tank.
The very first entrepreneur pitches their business idea to the Sharks, marking the beginning of the show's journey to discover innovative startups.
A new Shark joins the panel, bringing fresh perspectives and investment strategies to the tank.
An entrepreneur secures the first million-dollar deal on the show, setting a new precedent for deal sizes in the tank.
A special episode airs featuring follow-ups with successful entrepreneurs who secured deals in previous seasons.
The Sharks collectively invest the largest sum of money in the show's history into a single business venture.
The Sharks host a live event to meet and invest in promising entrepreneurs outside the show's usual format.
An episode features an unprecedented number of successful deals closed with the Sharks.
Several original Sharks return for anniversary season, rekindling old rivalries and partnerships.
