Pedro Pascal wants to join Great Canadian Bake Off, sharing his preference during a candid conversation, expressing admiration for the Canadian adaptation over the original UK show. The actor, known for his work on The Last of Us, highlighted his growing connection to Canada and surprised many by favoring the Canadian series over the British version.
Pedro Pascal Expresses His Baking Competition Preference
Pedro Pascal recently shared his reality TV interests during an appearance on Vogue’s Off the Cuff series beside his Materialists co-star Dakota Johnson. The session featured a fast-paced round of questions that covered topics such as favorite emojis and recipes, along with his television show preferences.
When Dakota Johnson asked about which reality show he might like to appear in, Pascal responded,
“The ones that I love are so punishing, so I don’t want to be on any of them.”
—Pedro Pascal, Actor. He mentioned sticking to an audience role for Couples Therapy, making it clear that he preferred watching rather than competing in most formats.
A Surprising Pick Over the Original UK Series
The conversation shifted when Pascal joked about wanting a part in Airline, a show from the early 2000s centered around
“people losing it at the airport,”
—Pedro Pascal, Actor. However, he quickly reconsidered. Prompted by another question from Johnson, he clarified his choice of baking competition, responding,
“I would like the Canadian Bake Off. Sorry, England.”
—Pedro Pascal, Actor. This statement drew attention, given that The Great British Bake Off is the original series that inspired numerous international adaptations.
Canadian Hosts and Judges React to Pascal’s Declaration
Following Pascal’s revelation, The Great Canadian Baking Show’s social media team posted a humorous video on Instagram featuring hosts Ann Pornel and Alan Shane Lewis. Judges Kyla Kennaley and Bruno Feldeisen also appeared in the video, reacting in surprise and delight to the news that the renowned actor preferred their version of the baking challenge over its British counterpart.
Pedro Pascal’s public endorsement of the Canadian show has resonated with fans, particularly as he has spent significant time filming in Canada for major projects. His remarks have fueled excitement among viewers and further elevated the profile of The Great Canadian Baking Show, potentially opening doors for more celebrity guests and broader interest in the Canadian edition of the global cooking competition.
