Robert Irvine got the boot as host of "Dinner: Impossible."
Now, according to a story from the Associated Press, one of the Food Network's Iron Chefs is taking his spot behind the stove.
Ohio chef Michael Symon now becomes the guru of all things supposedly culinarily impossible. (The series challenges its chef to prepare meals under crazy conditions.) 
Symon won the network's The Next Iron Chef competition in 2007. He appears on its Iron Chef America series.
Irvine, the host for four seasons, left last month following revelations that he had exaggerated details of resume.
Symon will begin taping 10 new episodes this week. They will begin airing this summer. Also new to the show will be a one-hour format.
By the way, Irvine DID cook at a recent Harry's Savoy Grill charity dinner. He told some guests that he'll have a new TV program on another station soon.
Given Irvine's ability to stretch the truth, well, let's just say, we'll believe it when we see it.
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