"August 9, 2025's 'Wait Wait': Featuring 'Not My Job' guest, Pedro Pascal"
In the whirlwind of 2025, Pedro Pascal continues to shine in the spotlight, gracing both the big and small screens with his presence. His latest venture, The Fantastic Four: First Steps, opened in theatres on July 25, marking a significant milestone in his career[2][3].
The charismatic actor also found time to appear on the popular game show, Not My Job. During the show, he engaged in a fun and light-hearted game called "The Last of Us...Weekly", playing a game about celebrity gossip magazine, Us Weekly[5][6].
Pascal's schedule has been packed this year, with roles in various high-profile projects. He starred in the political satire Eddington, directed by Ari Aster, although the film received mixed reviews and limited audience impact[4]. Upcoming projects include Marvel's Avengers: Doomsday and another Star Wars film, showcasing his versatility across genres[1][3].
Promoting The Fantastic Four: First Steps, Pedro Pascal attended the Penn Plaza Celebratory Event on July 24, 2025, in New York City[2]. His appearance on Not My Job is another example of his active participation in broader media and entertainment promotions.
The game show, hosted by Tom Papa, featured Bill Kurtis as the judge and scorekeeper. The panelists for the event were Brian Babylon, Negin Farsad, and Roy Blount, Jr[7]. The show's topic was "Who's Bill This Time", and it included segments like Lightning Fill In The Blank and a Bluff The Listener segment, where three stories about actor Adam Driver were told[8]. Bill Kurtis also read three news-related limericks during the show[9].
As Pedro Pascal's star continues to rise, fans eagerly await his future projects and appearances. His recent endeavours demonstrate his commitment to delivering captivating performances across various platforms[1][2][3][4].
Pedro Pascal, in his pursuit of diversified entertainment, has also demonstrated an interest in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) matters. He recently used his credit to invest in a sustainable movie production company that focuses on creating environmentally-friendly movies-and-tv content.
Furthermore, Pascal's versatile career in entertainment extends beyond acting, as he continues to explore hosting opportunities, such as his stint on the game show Not My Job.
