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Dove
Denver, CO
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Does no-one at the food network check references!!!!!!!!!! They were duped by JAG in the last finding the next Foodnetwork Star for the same reason!!!! Pick up a phone and do some investigating before you spend a lot of money on someone.
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Amy Lynne
Phoenix, AZ
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His show is great fun to watch and he appears to be a good Chef so I do not understand why he felt the need to lie. Oh well, hopefully I will like his replacement.
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Dman
Walnut, IA
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It would appear to me that the Food Network needs to research their people a bit more. Wasn't this the same group that had a contest to find a new host, and one of the contestant's whole life seemed to be fiction.
What gives?
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Timmy
Madison, WI
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yawn. if he does a good show who cares if the entertainer acted his way into getting the part?
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AuntBecky
Tampa, FL
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Oh Robert! Say it isn't so!
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rich
Santa Ana, CA
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it is kind of funny really, foodnetwork prides itself for finding talent and such.. maybe 10 years ago when they were a nothing TV station.
But you think with all the people they have working for them a simple call to the university/white house/ princess diana's wedding cake/ knighted by The Queen, seems would been an easy call to make.
Another point is we are now just hearing about it? kind of silly really.
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Margot
Houston, TX
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Looks more like they are penalizing him for their lack of inititive in checking on his story. Who cares if he pumped up his resume - he's entertaining and a good chef which is why I watch the show in the first place.
Sigh! Yet another show I'm destined to have to give up (when they get another host).
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Paul Markham
AOL
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HE IS EVIDENTLY AS CREATIVE IN WRITING AS IN THE KITCHEN...iF SO HE HAS EARNED YOUR UNDERSTANDING..
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Dove
Denver, CO
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Timmy wrote: yawn. if he does a good show who cares if the entertainer acted his way into getting the part? Sounds like our current Pres.
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tarrat
Haines City, FL
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Who cares if he embellished his resume? The show is fun and he is a big reason for it's popularity. He is a great chef, has a fun personality and makes the show great. Food Network would be shooting themselvs in the foot to yank him and replace him with someone else.
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Katie
Jamison, PA
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I had a friend marginally involved in the show. It was my understanding that two seasons worth of the shows were filmed in advance with no episodes planned beyond that and by the time they aired he was already onto other things (like lying to the socialites of St. Petersberg). I did not think there was a contract to re-new. Does any one know if that was still the case? I don't like the guy but lets not make it a bigger story than it is.
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Nikki
Cleveland, OH
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I love this guy. He radiates creativity both in the kitchen and...well...lets just say I know him...intimately!!!
He is a great guy :)
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Alice
Parkersburg, WV
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I love Dinner Impossible. I don't think anyone can replace Robert. I wish FN had done its homework first. I would not have to be so very disappointed.
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Linda
Chicago, IL
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Bummer. I really liked that chef and the show.
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Alejandra
Harrisburg, OR
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I looked for a way to send an email to Food Network to support Robert Irvine, he is a great cook, we love the show and we watch it cause he is soooo creative.
I dont care if he hasnt cook for presidents or royalty. I would still watch his show!
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david
Irvine, CA
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Who cares if you got bopped on the head by a queen or made a stupid wedding cake? Can he cook?
Does the show work? Whatever.
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seabird
San Jose, CA
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I am glad to see this - I find him obnoxious and the show irrelevant. Any reason to get him off the air is a good reason!
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Bev
AOL
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I don't care about his "resume" it's not like I'm going to hire him. I enjoy his show, won't miss it, but probably will not continue to watch if he's replaced. It's all entertainment and how much of that is truth?
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pam morgan
Tiverton, RI
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i really enjoy his show he is a good entertainer i could care less about his resume. if you did alittle research you find out that he probably isn't the only one that lies. although i'm not promoting lying i just want only him on the show if you replace him i won't watch it anymore. along with others i know who enjoy him will not be impressed with your decision to can him. by the way i hate the neely's they are disgusting they are in the wrong business. please reconsider your decision !!
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Donna
Henderson, NV
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I so agree, Margot and also Timmy!! I will not watch the show if they replace Robert, period!! Please help us find a way to support Robert and bombard the powers that be. Who hasn't embellished their story or guilded the lily to make a good impression? Point is, Robert made Dinner: Impossible what it is, all on his own merits, and I refuse to watch a replacement. Please all write to the Food Network and show support for Robert!!! Margot wrote: Looks more like they are penalizing him for their lack of inititive in checking on his story. Who cares if he pumped up his resume - he's entertaining and a good chef which is why I watch the show in the first place.
Sigh! Yet another show I'm destined to have to give up (when they get another host).
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Judge it!