When will 'Shark Tank' Season 13 Episode 19 air? All about Lucy Drawing Tool, SwiftPaws, The Dirty Cookie, and BusyBoxSign

Here's a sneak peek at all the products featured on the upcoming episode of 'Shark Tank'

PUBLISHED APR 8, 2022

Lori Greiner in a still from 'Shark Tank' Season 13 Episode 19 (ABC)

Have you ever wondered how Kevin O'Leary would look chasing a $10 bill attached to a dog toy? Well, episode 19 of 'Shark Tank' Season 13 has your answer. The upcoming episode of the hit ABC show is packed with loads of exciting pitches, tonnes of hilarious moments, and of course some shocking scenes as well. If you're curious to know more about the episode, then keep reading.

But before we get into the details of the upcoming episode, here's a quick recap on the pitches featured on the previous episode of 'Shark Tank'- No Limbits, FORT, Apolla, and Umaro. Now that we're all caught up with the previous episode, let's take a look at the upcoming episode's synopsis. "An entrepreneur from Lincoln, California, makes his second appearance in the Tank and hopes this time around his reinvented take on an old drawing tool for artists will land him a deal. An entrepreneur from Malabar, Florida, introduces the perfect way to bond with your dog with her equipment designed to keep them mentally and physically fit; while entrepreneurs from Whitinsville, Massachusetts, and Kittery, Maine, present their productivity tool which helps professionals work uninterrupted while working from home. Last in the tank is an entrepreneur from Foothill Ranch, California, who gets one shot to impress the Sharks with her custom sweet treat design that makes the perfect gift."

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Who are the Sharks?

The Sharks in this episode are Mark Cuban, Robert Herjavec, Kevin O’Leary, Lori Greiner and Daymond John.

I'd pay a lot more than $10 to see Mr. Wonderful try this out 😂 Tune into #SharkTank Friday at 8/7c on ABC! pic.twitter.com/j0QD1FcMK2
— Shark Tank (@ABCSharkTank) April 7, 2022

What are the new 'Shark Tank' products?

Here's a sneak peek at all the products featured on the episode:

Lucy Drawing Tool: Do you consider yourself to be a great artist like Picasso, Da Vinci, or even Van Gogh, but sadly lack the artistic skills? Well, with Lucy Drawing Tool you can recreate any masterpiece as you please. The Lucy Drawing Tool is a modern take on the classic camera lucida drawing tool, which has been used by artists for centuries. Just reflect the masterpiece you wish to recreate onto a paper or canvas using the Lucy Drawing Tool, and draw or paint over it to create your very own masterpiece! You can check out this cool gadget here.

SwiftPaws: Want to keep your pooch happy and healthy? Then look no further than SwiftPaw's lure chasing course for dogs. This fun spin on the classic game of chase will keep your dog not only physically active but also give you an opportunity to bond with your fur baby. Learn more about SwiftPaws here.

SwiftPaws founder Meghan Wolfgram on 'Shark Tank' (ABC)

BusyBoxSign: The Covid 19 pandemic forced the whole world to go from working out of office to working from home. While remote working may sound great, it comes with its own set of drawbacks, the biggest one being interruptions. But with BusyBoxSign, you can now enjoy working from the comfort of our home without any interruptions. Curious about how this works? Click here to learn more about this must-have gadget for all remote workers.

The Dirty Cookie: Are you a fan of cookies and beverages? Then check out The Dirty Cookie's cookie shots. The jar-shaped cookies can be filled with any beverage of your choice from coffee to liquor. so what are you waiting for? Get your very own fun cookie shot from the brand's website here.

What is the 'Shark Tank' update?

In 'Shark Tank' update, Hans Dose from Menifee, California, updates his investor Daymond John about Tenikle, the octopus-inspired tripod mount for phones, cameras and tablets. Dose bagged a $200K deal in exchange for a 30% equity from Daymond. We can't wait to see the Shark's impact on Tenikle's business.