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Food Network greenlights new season of Robert Irvine's 'Dinner: Impossible'

By April MacIntyre May 14, 2009, 14:57 GMT

Robert Irvine has a new season of making the impossible possible on the Food Network. The show will bow this August 2009; the series will shoot 13 new episodes throughout the spring and challenge chef Robert Irvine to overcome a whole new slew of culinary obstacles. Photo courtesy of Food network

The show will bow this August 2009; the series will shoot 13 new episodes throughout the spring and challenge chef Robert Irvine to overcome a whole new slew of culinary obstacles. Photo courtesy of Food networkProduction has begun this May on a new season of Dinner: Impossible, it was announced today by Food Network. The show will bow this August 2009; the series will shoot 13 new episodes throughout the spring and challenge chef Robert Irvine to overcome a whole new slew of culinary obstacles.Irvine tackles the challenge like the trained military man he is, and is described as "a marvel in the kitchen." From Food Network:Every Wednesday at 10pm ET/PT, he accepts a variety of missions like an extreme dinner for 200 Winter X Games athletes, preparing odd but tasty combinations of food for 450 Yahoo! employees or taking a gamble on a mission at the renowned casino at Mohegan Sun. Can he complete the task before time runs out or will it be Dinner: Impossible? Born in England, Irvine began cooking at the age of 15, when he joined the Royal Navy. As part of his service, he worked on board the Royal Yacht Britannia where the Royal Family and their entourages regularly dined. In addition, Robert participated in a guest chef program, allowing him to cook at the White House. In his 25 year-long career, he had the opportunity to serve 6,000 servicemen and women on a US aircraft carrier and plan the menu at a spectacular celebrity-studded after-party at the Academy Awards. Robert also wrote a cookbook entitled “Mission: Cook!” (Harper Collins, 2007). He currently owns his own multi-faceted company, The Irvine Group.

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KarenJun 6th, 2009 - 19:53:43

I am thrilled to see him back!!

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Rachaelle EnglishJun 10th, 2009 - 02:11:48

I LOVE Robert and he is my friend for life.HE helped us thru a recient, bad trial and showed us what a real friend he is.He is talented, and has a HUGE big heart, full of love, and compassion. When Dinner Impossible is long over I will be His friend FOR life! what a great Person, I made the vegtables with His favorite condiments,Rice wine vinegar,Stong Ground Mustard, and Grapeseed oil, as a marinate. it was Fantastic. He is the greatest chef bar nun. He is my friend, and someone along with God, and Jesus being 1st and my husband,I will always treasure, as a diamond, or Gold.what a guy! I see something special, in him, its in the way he talks and handles himself.I believe in Him.I think he is a great Christian,and a great chef.

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