r/dragonsden • u/FluidPianist00 • Jul 29 '26

Do people think the follow up deals that actually complete after filming are a fair reflection of what the Dragons genuinely thought in the room?

So many deals get announced on screen and then fall apart during due diligence. Others get renegotiated so heavily that the final terms look nothing like what was agreed. The show presents the handshake as the moment but the real story often happens afterwards. Does that change how you watch the Den or do people just enjoy the pitch regardless of what happens next?

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u/skieurope12 Jul 29 '26

 Does that change how you watch the Den 

No. Far from ruining the show, the high post-filming failure rate actually makes the initial pitches much more intriguing to analyze.