In the season three premiere, billionaire Tilman Fertitta is back, offering two small businesses an opportunity that could change their lives forever. First up is Autonomy Farms, who hope to end their recent string of bad luck by impressing Tilman with their organic beef and produce. Next up is Too Pretty, an athleisure company with a female empowerment message that packs a punch. If their products are a knockout, Tilman will help their business reach the next level. But if they fail, Tilman will put their bids out to pasture.

This week, Tilman Fertitta travels to Chicago to meet with two companies putting a twist on classic products. First is Nino's, an old-school pasta maker trying to rebuild their family legacy. Next is Social Sparkling Wine, a clean alcohol producer trying to tap into bars and restaurants. If they can impress Tilman, he could take their businesses to the new heights. But if they can't, their chance for a deal will fizzle out.

This week, Tilman Fertitta visits two Texas start-ups--one focused on comfort and one on class. First up is LoweCo., a playful luxury stationary line created by Sean and Catherine Lowe from The Bachelor. Next is BellaBreeze, an air-conditioned furniture invention that could revolutionize outdoor dining. Will their products meet Tilmanandapos;s needs...or will they be sent back to the drawing board?

Tilman Fertitta ventures across the country to visit two family-owned businesses that offer new and unique culinary products. First up is Hanley's Foods, a salad dressing company out of Baton Rouge whose owners hope their homemade Louisiana recipes will be up to Tilman's standards. Next up are brothers-in-law who run Pasturebird, a California chicken farm with an all-natural mission. If their products hit the spot, Tilman could make a buy that will take them to the big leagues. But if they fail to impress, their dreams could fly the coop.

Tilman Fertitta meets with two fledgling companies hoping to make their mark. First up are two millennial tea makers trying to take their company, Mar-Tea-Na, into the restaurant world. Next up is the duo behind Eat.Drink.Host., a paper goods business hoping to score big with the Houston Rockets. Will they be able to take it to the next level...or will they fall short?

In a very special episode, Tilman meets with two Houston-based businesses reeling from the devastating effects of hurricane Harvey. First up is Texas Mattress Makers, a company hoping to land its first major wholesale deal while trying to help their fellow flood victims. Next is KandN Granite, a family-owned business whose survival depends on landing a major deal with Tilman. Will either company succeed in achieving their American dream?

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