The BBC originally produced the British television programme Dragon's Den.
Dragon's Den is a BBC business reality programme in which entrepreneurs present companies and products to investors. The broadcaster commissioned the British adaptation of the international format and made it part of its factual and entertainment output.
The programme is associated with the BBC rather than a commercial British broadcaster. That distinction matters because the United Kingdom has several well-known television networks, including ITV, Channel 4 and Sky, and business programmes have appeared across all of them.
The BBC also operates multiple television channels, so identifying the broadcaster is different from identifying the programme’s usual channel. Dragon's Den is primarily associated with BBC Two, while the organisation responsible for the British production is the BBC itself.