It was Father's Day, June 15, when George Gountas, a lighting designer for The Daily Show, was gently nudged by his wife, Jenny Gania, to participate in a Pedro Pascal lookalike contest.

This Mandalorian earned his bounty. A Brooklyn dad was dragged by his family to a look-alike contest for actor Pedro Pascal on Sunday — and ended up winning it. George Gountas took home $50 ...

A dad from Brooklyn, who instantly became popular on social media for his close resemblance to actor Pedro Pascal. Coincidentally, the contest was held on Father's Day, and the dad, George Gountas, ...

The New York City father and "Daily Show" lighting designer proved his uncanny resemblance to the beloved actor was worth cold, hard cash and Mexican food when he won a Father's Day Pedro Pascal ...

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This is the way: NYC's Pedro Pascal look-alike contest crowned its winner on Sunday, with a Brooklyn dad taking home $50 and free burritos for a year.

On Father’s Day, Gountas won the Pedro Pascal look-alike contest at the Lower East Side’s Son Del North Mexican restaurant. He beat out 30 other people for the title, which came with $50 and a ...

Pedro Pascal's likeness was celebrated at the latest viral lookalike contest on Sunday, June 15. A group of 26 people showed up to flaunt their resemblance, and N.Y.C. dad George Gountas finished ...

He’s slamming J.K. Rowling and Trump, supporting the trans community, and being unapologetically horny and handsome. Pedro Pascal is trailblazing a new kind of hotness.

Pedro Pascal look-alike contest. This Mandalorian earned his bounty. A Brooklyn dad was dragged by his family to a look-alike contest for actor Pedro Pascal on Sunday — and ended up winning it.

In an exclusive clip, Pedro Pascal interacts with 'Star Wars' gift ideas for Father's Day, and dishes on his love of Gorgu, Baby Yoda, merch.

The New York City father and "Daily Show" lighting designer proved his uncanny resemblance to the beloved actor was worth cold, hard cash and Mexican food when he won a Father's Day Pedro Pascal ...