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Stearns successfully created a business that, while perhaps not valued at a full million by traditional, long-term metrics in 90 days, successfully launched, created jobs, and established a functioning brand. Season 2: The Comeback (Multi-Location)

Armed with only $100, a beat-up truck, and a cell phone with no contacts, Stearns had 90 days to create a business valued at $1 million. The Resulting Venture: Underdog BBQ

Every billionaire interviewed multiple locals, slowly filtering out individuals who lacked drive, while locking in stakeholders willing to work for sweat equity before initial payouts.

| Platform | Availability | Notes | |---|---|---| | | All seasons, including specials | The primary home of the series; often includes extended cuts | | HBO Max | Seasons 1‑3 | Streaming in HD; included in standard subscription | | Amazon Prime Video | Seasons 1‑3 (purchase/rent) | Episode‑by‑episode or full‑season purchase available | | YouTube TV | Select episodes | Free trial available for new subscribers | | Discovery Channel (linear TV) | Reruns | Check local listings for broadcast schedules |

– Identifying the business: Underdog BBQ.

– From cleaning houses to scrubbing floors to make ends meet.

For those interested in watching, the show is available on various streaming platforms, and is often highly recommended for budding entrepreneurs, along with its sister show, Undercover Billionaire: Comeback City .

: Participants are dropped into an unfamiliar city where they have 90 days to create a business valued at $1 million .

The inaugural season follows Glenn Stearns (founder of Stearns Lending) as he heads to Erie, Pennsylvania.

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is a popular American reality television series on the Discovery Channel that challenges successful entrepreneurs to build a million-dollar business from scratch in just 90 days with only $100.

: He identified a gap in the local market for an authentic BBQ experience that also celebrated the city’s industrial roots.

The show follows successful entrepreneurs who are stripped of their wealth and contacts to build a $1 million company in 90 days starting with only Season 1: Glenn Stearns Erie, Pennsylvania. Business Created: Underdog BBQ Valuation: $750,000 (just shy of the $1M goal). Season 2: Three Entrepreneur Challenge Grant Cardone

| Episode | Title | Key Event | Business Value (End of Episode) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 1 | “The $100 Bet” | Glenn sleeps in his truck; takes a hygiene risk. | $0 | | 2 | “Billionaire on a Budget” | Finds a market for salvaged tires; makes $1,500. | $3,000 | | 3 | “Don’t Stop Until You’re Proud” | Negotiates a house flip; breaks his body physically. | $10,000 | | 4 | “The Art of the Hustle” | Launches a T-shirt printing business for quick cash. | $24,000 | | 5 | “Burn the Ships” | Decides to build “Underdog BBQ” (Restaurant/Brewery). | $50,000 | | 6 | “No Days Off” | Recruits a chef; faces a zoning permit crisis. | $150,000 | | 7 | “The Price of Pride” | The team almost quits due to stress. | $350,000 | | 8 | “The Final Countdown” | Valuation day at the Ribs & Brew Festival. | |