Two business partners have revived an iconic family restaurant chain, only to run it right back into the ground. If Marcus Lemonis can’t help restore some leadership to this beloved brand, it’ll melt down – this time for good.

Marcus attempts to help two feuding brothers whose used-car business is weeks away from being shut down.

A mother and daughter team dealing with health problems and family resentments needs Marcus to help them face their issues and raise their macaroon business to the next level.

At Polar Bear Coolers, sales have been plummeting the last few years due to a broken inventory process and an owner more concerned with "rocking out" than appreciating his employees.

A family-owned haircare company is at a breaking point because of the father’s costly side projects. If Marcus can’t get this founder focused and help his daughter come into her own, the business will go down the drain.

Local Miami celebrity Ana Quincoces has personality to spare, but her burgeoning sauce and marinade business has failed to take off. While Ana's poor branding and overly defensive attitude prove to be a handful for Marcus, she faces one huge challenge: Ana must prove her mettle before The Profit invests.

A former real estate investor and car enthusiast, Pete Athans, sunk his entire life savings into building a high-end used car dealership in Morton Grove, IL. Unfortunately, financing a fantasy dealership left him short on cash; now he struggles to fill his lot with cars. To make matters worse, his micromanaging style prevents his employees from doing their jobs. Marcus Lemonis will either be the driving force this owner needs to change his ways or this business will crash and burn.

The owner of a cleaning product line is putting her business at risk with aristocratic marketing, high prices, and an unwillingness to face reality. If Marcus can’t get her to focus less on her image and more on the customer, this company is going to go down the drain.

An apparel and screen printing company is being held back by struggling storefronts and disagreements between the brothers who own the business. Marcus needs to get these brothers to see eye to eye and deal with the struggling stores or Tank Farm will go bust.

A Colorado manufacturer of tiny homes faces massive issues. Its owner’s lack of leadership has put the business in over a million dollars of debt. Now, he struggles to create a consistent business model and morale is at an all-time low. If Marcus can’t get him to change his outlook and put the company before his own interests, the entire organization will collapse.