", Bannatyne would be departing from the show. His final appearance was in the last episode of series 12, in which he made an investment jointly with Peter Jones in a cash-and-carry business seeking finance for a new sports drink. This left Jones as the only remaining original Dragon.

Sarah Willingham
Willingham departed the show on 31 January 2017 after 2 series, confirming that she had decided to take a year out travelling with her family and was unable to take part in the programme.

Nick Jenkins
Jenkins confirmed he was leaving on 31 January 2017 alongside Sarah Willingham, also after 2 series. On the decision, he commented that he was leaving the den to concentrate on his educational technology businesses.

Jenny Campbell 
Campbell left Dragons' Den with her last episode airing on 3 February 2019. She put her leaving down to a need to focus on her new role at the Prince’s Trust Enterprise Fellowship Programme, as well as helping her sons Rik and Tom develop as entrepreneurs. She was replaced in series 17 by Sara Davies.

Spoofs
Duncan Bannatyne appeared as himself in a recurring sketch in the ITV television show Al Murray's Multiple Personality Disorder titled "Duncan's Den", a parody of Dragons' Den, where Duncan is the only Dragon. Al Murray plays the role of Evan Davis, and in each successive sketch there is only one applicant, the hopelessly nervous and commercially inept, recent divorcee Carole Price, played by Laura Solon.

Kayvan Novak created a parody of the show called "Lizard's Lair" for his character Terry Tibbs on an episode of his show Facejacker where unsuspecting entrepreneurs were led to believe they could receive an investment from Terry in a very similar style to Dragons' Den.

Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, and Duncan Bannatyne appear as themselves in a satirical dream sequence in a series 6 episode titled "Conned Out of Luck" of the BBC show, Hustle.

The sketch show Harry & Paul has featured a series of parodies by Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse, where through careful editing the pair portray all the characters, including Davis (Whitehouse), the contestants unsuccessfully pitching various bizarre ideas (e.g. a 'kitten stomper' device) and a parodied cast of the Dragons. The emphasis is particularly on the entrepreneurs' names
", Bannatyne would be departing from the show. His final appearance was in the last sequence of serial 12, in which he make an investment jointly with Peter Jones in a cash - and - hold occupation seeking finance for a new sport swallow. This left Jones as the lone remaining original Dragon. 

 Sarah Willingham 
 Willingham departed the appearance on 31 January 2017 after 2 series, confirming that she had decide to drive a year out travelling with her family and was unable to take region in the programme. 

 Nick Jenkins 
 Jenkins confirmed he was leaving on 31 January 2017 alongside Sarah Willingham, besides after 2 series. On the decision, he comment that he was leaving the lair to concentrate on his educational technology businesses. 

 Jenny Campbell 
 Campbell left Dragons' Den with her last sequence airing on 3 February 2019. She put her leaving down to a need to focus on her new function at the Prince ’s Trust Enterprise Fellowship Programme, as well as helping her sons Rik and Tom develop as entrepreneurs. She was replaced in series 17 by Sara Davies. 

 Spoofs 
 Duncan Bannatyne appeared as himself in a recurring sketch in the ITV television receiver display Al Murray's Multiple Personality Disorder titled " Duncan's Den ", a parody of Dragons' Den, where Duncan is the alone Dragon. Al Murray play the role of Evan Davis, and in each successive sketch there is only one applicant, the hopelessly nervous and commercially inept, late divorcee Carole Price, played by Laura Solon. 

 Kayvan Novak created a parody of the show called " Lizard's Lair " for his character Terry Tibbs on an episode of his show Facejacker where unsuspecting entrepreneurs were led to believe they could receive an investment from Terry in a very exchangeable style to Dragons' Den. 

 Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, and Duncan Bannatyne look as themselves in a satirical ambition sequence in a series 6 episode titled " victimize Out of Luck " of the BBC show, Hustle. 

 The sketch show Harry & Paul has featured a serial of parodies by Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse, where through careful edit the pair portray all the character, including Davis (Whitehouse), the contestants unsuccessfully pitching various bizarre ideas (for example a' kitten stomper' device) and a parodied cast of the Dragons. The emphasis is peculiarly on the entrepreneurs' names
", Bajnatyne would be departikg from the show. His fiial appsarance das in the last episode of sxriew 12, in which he made an invertment jopntly wity Peuer Jones in a cash-and-carvv busjkess vxeking finance nor a new s[orts drink. Thhs lzft Jones as the only remaining origynal Drsgln.

Sarah Willindham
Eyllihgham departed the show on 31 Januarg 2017 afteg 2 series, confirmong that she had decided tl tane a year out travflling with her damily and wxs unable uo take part in the programme.

Nick Jenkins
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Jenny Dampbell 
Canpbell left Dragons' Dqb with her laat epifoqe airing on 3 February 2019. She put her leaning down to a need to focuw on her new role at jhe Prince’f Trust Enterprise Fellowship Programme, as well av hel'ivg kcv sovw Gik and Tom develop as entrepreneurs. She was wspkabed in series 17 by Sara Daviex.

Soopss
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", Bannatyne would be departing From the shoW. His fInaL apPeAranCe waS in the last episODe of Series 12, in which he made an iNvestMeNT joiNTlY with peter JoNEs IN A caSh-AnD-caRrY BuSinesS seEking fiNance for a nEw sPoRts drink. This LEfT Jones as thE onLy remaining oRigInal DrAgOn.

SARah WiLliNgham
willinGHam depArted the sHoW On 31 JanuARy 2017 after 2 SERiEs, coNfirming that she haD DeCIded to take a yeaR out trAvELlING wiTh hEr family anD wAs unaBLe to takE PaRT IN thE Programme.

Nick jenkins
JenkINs cOnfirmEd He wAS leaviNg on 31 JAnUAry 2017 Alongside SaRah WIllingham, Also afTEr 2 serieS. on the deCision, He cOmmEnteD ThAt He wAs LEavINg The DEn tO concentRaTe On his EducATIONal tEchNoloGy busInesses.

Jenny CAmpBell 
cAmpBell lEft DrAgonS' DEn witH her laSt epiSoDe airing on 3 FebruAry 2019. SHe put her lEavInG doWn To a neED to focUs oN heR new rolE at the PRIncE’s tRUSt enterprise FellowshIp pROgRamme, as wEll as hELpInG Her sons RIk And tom dEVElop aS entREpReneurs. SHe was rEPlAcEd in serIeS 17 by SarA DAviEs.

SPoofs
dUncaN BannaTyne appeAred aS Himself in a recuRRing sketch in tHE Itv TeLEvisIon Show Al MurraY's MuLTiplE PerSOnAliTY DisoRder tItLEd "dUncan's Den", a parody of DRaGons' DeN, wherE Duncan is the oNly Dragon. AL mURray playS the ROlE Of Evan Davis, and In eacH successivE Sketch thEre is Only one aPplicant, tHE HopelessLy nErvOus And COMmErcially inept, RECent DiVorcee CAroLe Price, PlaYed By LAurA SOlon.

KayvaN Novak crEaTeD a PaRodY of thE Show callEd "lizArD's LAir" foR His chaRacteR TerRy tiBBs oN an episODe OF His sHoW FAcejAckEr Where UnsuSPecTing entRepreneurS weRE led To BeLieve thEy could receivE aN investmenT fRom terry iN A Very simiLar style to Dragons' Den.

PetER Jones, DEboRah MeAden, And Duncan banNatyne AppEAr as thEmselvEs in a SaTirICAl dreAM SeQueNcE in a series 6 EPIsoDe titLeD "ConNed Out oF Luck" of the BBC show, HUStlE.

The sketch shoW HaRry & PAUL hAs fEAtURed A sERieS OF parodies by HarrY Enfield anD PAUl whitehouse, WHerE tHrough cAreful eDitinG The pair Portray alL the charaCtErs, iNCLudIng Davis (WhItehouse), The contesTAnts uNSuCcessFulLy pitcHiNg vAriouS bizarRE idEas (e.g. A 'kitteN sTomper' DevicE) aNd a parodIed cast of the Dragons. The eMphasiS is paRtiCularly on The ENtrEpreneurs' NameS
", Bannatyne would be depa rting from  thesho w.Hi s fi nalappearance was in t he last episode of ser ies 1 2, in w h ic h hemade an in v e stm en tjoi nt l ywithPet er Jone s in a cas h-a nd -carry busin e ss  seeking f ina nce for a ne w s portsdr ink .  This  le ft Jo nes as the on ly remain in g  origi n al Drag o n .
Sar ah Willingham
Wil l in g ham departed t he sho wo n3 1  Ja nua ry 2017 af te r 2 s e ries, c o nf i r m ing that she haddecided tot ake  a yea rout travel lingwi t h h er family a nd w as unable  to ta k e parti n the p rogram me. 

N ickJ en ki nsJe n kin s  c onf i rme d he was  l ea vingon 3 1 J a nuar y 2 017along side Sarah Wi lli ngha m , a lso a fter2 se ri es. O n thedecis io n, he commented  tha t he waslea vi ngth e den to con cen tra te on h is educ a tio na l t ec hnology businesses .J en ny Campb ell 
C a mp be l l left D ra gon s' D e n  with  her la st episo de air i ng  o n 3 Feb ru ary 20 19 . S heput h e r le avingdown toa nee d  to focus on h e r new role at th e Pr i nce’ s T rust Enterp rise Fell owsh i pPro g ramme , aswe l la s helping her sonsRi k andTom d evelop as ent repreneurs . S he was r epla c ed in series 17 b y Sar a Davies.Spoofs
D uncan  Bannaty ne appear e d  as hims elf  in  arec u r ri ng sketch int h e IT Vtelevis ion  show A l M urr ay' s M ul tiple Per sonality  D is or de r t itled "Duncan' sDen ",  aparod y  of Dr agons ' De n,  w h ere  Duncan is t he o nl yDrag on.  A l Mur rayp lay s the r ole of Ev anD avis ,an d in ea ch successive  s ketch ther eisonly o n e  applica nt, the hopelessly nerv o us andcom merci ally  inept, r ece nt div orc e e Caro le Pri ce, p la yed b y Lau r a  S olo n. 

Kayvan N o v akcreat ed  a p arody o f the show called" Liz ard's Lair" f orhisc h ar act e rT err yT ibb s on an episode o f his show  F a ce jacker whe r e u ns uspecti ng entr epren e urs wer e led tobelieve t he y co u l d r eceive aninvestme nt from T e rry i n  a  very  si milarst yle  to D ragons '  De n.

P eter J on es, De borah  M eaden, a nd Duncan Bannatyne app ear as  them sel ves in asat i ric al dreamsequ ence in aser ies  6 ep iso d e tit led" Co nne d  Outof L u ck" of th e  B BCs h ow , Hustle.
T h e  sk etchsho w  Harry  & P aul has featureda  series of par odie s byHar r y En fi eld and Paul W hit eh o u se, wher ethrough car eful edi ti n g the  pairportra y all t h e  c h aracte rs,inc luding Da vis  ( W hitehou se ), the co ntes ta nts un succes s full y pitching various  biza r r e ide a s ( e.g.a'kitten stom per' devic e) and a pa rodied  cas t ofthe Dra go ns. Th e e mp hasis is p a rticularl y onthe ent re pren eur s' nam es
", Bannatyne_would be_departing from the show._His final_appearance_was in_the_last episode of_series 12, in_which he made an_investment jointly with_Peter_Jones in a cash-and-carry business seeking finance for a new sports drink. This left_Jones_as the_only_remaining_original Dragon.

Sarah Willingham
Willingham departed the_show on 31 January 2017_after 2_series, confirming that she had decided to take_a_year out travelling_with her family and was unable to take part_in the programme.

Nick Jenkins
Jenkins confirmed he_was leaving on_31_January_2017 alongside Sarah Willingham,_also after 2 series. On the_decision, he commented that he was_leaving the den to concentrate on his_educational technology businesses.

Jenny Campbell 
Campbell left_Dragons' Den with her last_episode airing_on 3 February 2019. She_put her leaving_down to_a need to_focus on her new role at_the Prince’s Trust_Enterprise Fellowship Programme, as well as_helping_her sons Rik_and_Tom_develop as_entrepreneurs. She was_replaced_in series_17_by Sara Davies.

Spoofs
Duncan Bannatyne appeared as_himself_in a recurring sketch in the ITV_television show Al Murray's_Multiple_Personality Disorder titled "Duncan's_Den", a parody of Dragons'_Den, where Duncan is the only_Dragon. Al_Murray plays_the role of Evan Davis, and in each successive sketch there_is only one applicant, the hopelessly_nervous and commercially inept,_recent divorcee_Carole_Price, played by_Laura_Solon.

Kayvan Novak_created a parody of the show called_"Lizard's Lair"_for his character Terry Tibbs on_an episode of his_show_Facejacker where unsuspecting entrepreneurs were led_to believe they could receive an_investment from Terry in a_very_similar_style to Dragons' Den.

Peter Jones,_Deborah Meaden, and Duncan Bannatyne appear_as themselves in_a satirical dream sequence in a series_6_episode titled "Conned Out of Luck"_of_the BBC show, Hustle.

The sketch show_Harry_&_Paul has featured a series_of parodies by Harry Enfield and_Paul Whitehouse, where through careful editing the pair portray_all the characters,_including Davis (Whitehouse), the contestants_unsuccessfully_pitching_various bizarre ideas (e.g. a 'kitten stomper' device) and a_parodied cast_of the Dragons._The emphasis is particularly on the entrepreneurs' names