‘Shark Tank’ Action Figures? We’re In!
We will invest whatever amount, because these are 100 percent awesome.
Hot on the heels of their über-popular Big Bang Theory figures, collectibles giant Bif Bang Pow! has just announced their partnership with Sony Pictures Television to develop a line of consumer products based on ABC’s entrepreneurial reality hit Shark Tank. Praising the show and its resident investors for creating countless jobs, BBP’s co-founder and president Jason Labowitz—a proud entrepreneur himself—notes that the “real life superheroes” of Shark Tank help put “food on the table for thousands of families.”

*Squabbling not included.
And now you can put them on your table! The new collection of goodies will feature never-before-made merchandise inspired by the show, including two sets of Shark action figures (each standing 3-3/4 inches tall): Mark Cuban, Daymond John and Barbara Corcoran are in one package, while Lori Greiner, Robert Herjavec and Kevin O’Leary fill out the other.
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The exclusives, which come complete with little plastic chairs and a foldout diorama of the Tank set, will first be up for grabs as numbered, limited editions at the Entertainment Earth booth during this month’s Comic-Con International in San Diego (where Bif Bang Pow!’s Tina Fey-Amy Poehler Weekend Update set made a huge splash last year).

*Herjavec’s hair not to scale
Other items on tap include Shark Tank drinkware, car accessories, stationary and a Magic-8 ball loaded with Tank‘s top phrases. For updates on product releases and pre-orders, visit EntertainmentEarth.com.
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Um....NO.
I like Shark Tank, I do....But I would never find myself in need of a shark action figure....
I did laugh at this though....
*Squabbling not included.
*Herjavec's hair not to scale
LMFAO at his hair....You watch old shows and he was losing it very obviously. Now it's thick and you can't see his scalp. (I do like him though, he seems like the nicest one.)
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I've seen parts of episodes when the show first came out, but I don't watch it anymore. It just felt so opportunistic on the part of the sharks. I know it can be a great opportunity for the budding entrepreneurs and several have found success, but sometimes it really felt like they were just toying with them to be mean or for sport, with no real intention of investing in the product. Maybe that's the sharks' version of the "school of hard knocks"?
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Yeah, they can be jerks. Once in a while they are nice.
Have a great weekend! ♥
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