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Carissa Carpenter plans to build a movie studio. But she uses investor money to bankroll her lifestyle. (Repeat).

A con man runs a fake green energy business. Also, a cat burglar makes millions stealing sterling silver from rich neighborhoods. (Repeat).

The story of financier Marcus Schrenker, who faked his death in a plane crash while under investigation for fraud. (Repeat).

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The story of scam artist Sholam Weiss, who was convicted in 2000 of stealing $450 million from an insurance company. (Repeat).

A husband and wife from Los Angeles, California, "slice up" a new way to eat your favorite flavor-packed condiment with their twist on traditional sauces. A mother-and-daughter team from San Francisco, California, asks the Sharks to help spread global love with their artisan-made designs. Sisters from Los Angeles, California, pitch the Sharks their vibrant beauty and lifestyle brand that celebrate

Bicycle racing from around the globe.

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Mark Cuban tries to monopolize the action by urging entrepreneurs not to negotiate with the other sharks if they hope to do business with him. Male-oriented candles, a wedding innovation and an eco-friendly way to listen to music on the go are pitched. (Repeat).

Silicon Valley billionaire Chris Sacca returns to the panel, which also includes Mark Cuban, Daymond John, Barbara Corcoran and Kevin O'Leary. Included: An entrepreneur from Philadelphia pitches a smart plate that could help with dieting problems; and two Minneapolis women have created a sweetener that tastes just like honey, but not made by bees. Also: a spa business for babies; men's custom shir