PIPCORN HOPES BARBARA CAN HELP THEM SOLVE THEIR CURRENT BUSINESS LOCATION DILEMMAS; PURSECASE ENTREPRENEUR LOOKS TO LORI FOR ADVICE AFTER LOSING HER FOUNDING PARTNER; AND PITTMOSS NEEDS MARK'S EXPERTISE TO PREPARE FOR A CRITICAL MEEITNG, ON 'BEYOND THE TANK,' AIRING TUESDAY, APRIL 26

"Episode 204" - After Barbara Corcoran made a deal in season six with siblings Jeff Martin and Jen Martin, they grew Pipcorn, their organic mini-popcorn business, into a multimillion-dollar company. But with factory space at a premium and shipping/manufacturing issues, these New Yorkers hope Barbara can help them solve their current dilemmas.

One of the two entrepreneurs who made a deal with Pursecase in season five with Lori Greiner bowed out. Now, solo partner Kelley Weaver from Santa Monica, California needs Lori's help to get focused again with the product, a stylish smartphone hard case that resembles a clutch.

Mark Cuban made a deal in season six with Mont Handley from Ambridge, Pennsylvania for Pittmoss, an organic alternative to peat moss. Since the product is not yet available for the consumer market, Mont hopes Mark can give him tips on how to make a meeting with an international plant brand go smoothly, on "Beyond the Tank," airing TUESDAY, APRIL 26 (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. This program carries a TV-PG parental guideline.