The UK television programme Dragon's Den is broadcast by the BBC.
The series began on BBC Two in 2005 and is a BBC production within the corporation's factual-entertainment output. Its premise centres on entrepreneurs presenting companies, products or business ideas to investors who may offer money for an equity share.
The BBC identity distinguishes the British programme from similarly structured versions overseas. In the United States, the comparable series is Shark Tank, while other countries have their own titles and broadcasters. The shared format can make these editions easy to conflate, especially when clips circulate internationally.
The programme has remained associated with the BBC even as presenters, dragons and production arrangements have changed. For a concise broadcaster question, “BBC” is the canonical answer; BBC Two identifies the original channel rather than a separate network.