WILL THE ENTREPRENEURS OF TURBOPUP, DROP STOP AND FRILL EXPERIENCE LIFE-ALTERING SUCCESS? SHARKS DAYMOND JOHN, LORI GREINER AND KEVIN O'LEARY CHECKON THEIR INVESTMENTS WITH CRITICAL COMPANY STRUGGLES EXPOSED, ON "BEYOND THE TANK," AIRING TUESDAY, APRIL 5

"Episode 104" - As the entrepreneurs chase their American Dream, Kristina Guerrero of LaPine, Oregon, the CEO and founder of Turbopup, a complete canine meal protein bar from season six, travels to New York to seek advice from Daymond John. Daymond is convinced she needs a licensing partner to increase sales, but there is a small window of opportunity to succeed at the upcoming Global Pet Expo. Will Kristina be ready to make this huge move?

Lori Greiner visits Jeffrey Simon and Marc Newburger, the two charismatic entrepreneurs from Los Angeles behind Drop Stop, a neoprene sleeve that stops objects from falling into the dreaded gap between the car seats and center console, which she championed in season four. The men are overwhelmed now and suffering growing pains, but need to move to the next level in sales. They appear on "The Adam Carolla Show," the comedian's popular podcast, to help spread the word about Drop Stop. But can Lori convince them to give up some control and hire someone to help them?

Finally, Kevin O'Leary travels to Raleigh, North Carolina to confer with the co-owners of Frill: Sharon Bui and Kate Steadman. The two women made a deal with Kevin and Barbara Corcoran in season six for their custom sorority "rush" dresses. Kevin sees a flaw in their plan if they want to double their sales this year, and he has a definite solution, but will they see eye-to-eye with him? It's all on "Beyond the Tank," airing TUESDAY, APRIL 5 (10:00-11:00 p.m. EDT) on the ABC Television Network.

"Beyond the Tank" is broadcast in 720 Progressive (720P), ABC's selected HDTV format with stereo sound. A TV parental guideline will be assigned close to the airdate.