I've watched "Dinner: Impossible" for a while and like a lot of the episodes.
I know that the show is designed to allude to the "Mission: Impossible" tv shows and films, but does the title really apply to the content of the show. I haven't seen all the episodes, but does Robert Irvine ever fail his "missions"? All the "missions" I've seen seemed possible...and completed. lol
He's failed like 4 missions.
My " E " key is sticking.
La, la, la, la Miss Saigon.......
lol Well, I guess the title is applicable then. I'll have to keep my eyes peeled for the failed mission episodes. :-) Thanks for the info!
shareHe failed the candy store mission and the Cowboy mission. Those are the only 2 I can think of.
shareHe also failed the international foods from around the world mission. He missed by one dish.
My " E " key is sticking.
But this is GROUND ROUND!!!!!!
Due to constant rain he failed the outdoor camping mission.he kept cooking though asking for more,pots.
sharethe new one on right now. he's cooking for the phillies. that should be impossible! tough crowd.
I was thinking of the immortal words of Socrates, who said, "... I drank what?"
In my opinion the last season, season and a half, they have REALLY set up Robert to fail. Making him set up his own kitchens, which obviously where not tested prior, if they provided equipment for Robert. Like when he cooked for the long shore-men and had to make cooking areas ect, how was he supposed to build his kitchens and drive around finding his food too. How was he supposed to cook these exotic foods safely? Or the camping one how could they not foresee issues there? Even had the weather held, he is supposed to take the gear he needs, then set up and hope he grabbed everything he needed? Then even on a good day catching a dozen or more trout in that small creek?
I realize it is a "reality show" but when they completely set him up for failure like this it somehow ruins it for me...
yes. i agree. it did seem like they were taking the impossible thing literally.
Yo, bartender, Jobu needs a refill.