Jon Hamm was spotted while stepping out on a coffee run in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles on Thursday.

The 52-year-old performer cut a very casual figure as he took a walk with a friend after they picked up their beverages.

The Mad Men star, who is set to appear in a supporting role in Mean Girls: The Musical, wore a plain white T-shirt underneath a gray zip-up hoodie as he took in a bit of fresh air.

Hamm also donned a pair of cuffed dark blue jeans that were contrasted with white sneakers.

The Primetime Emmy Award-winning performer completed his look with a red-and-white trucker cap.

The actor's outing took place just a few weeks before the release of the fifth season of the crime-comedy anthology series Fargo, in which he will star.

The show takes inspiration from the 1996 film of the same name, and it is set in the same universe as the movie.

Past seasons of the show have starred performers such as Chris Rock, Kirsten Dunst and Ewan McGregor, among others.

The series' upcoming fifth run is centered on a housewife whose shady past comes back to haunt her after she becomes the target of the authorities.

The cast of the new season will be led by Juno Temple and Hamm, who will portray Dorothy Lyon and Sheriff Roy Tillman, respectively.

Also set to appear in Fargo's new run of episodes are performers such as Jennifer Jason Leigh, Joe Keery and Lukas Gage.

Development on the fifth season was confirmed in February of last year, and the Top Gun: Maverick actor joined the show's cast that June.

Physical production on the program's newest run officially kicked off last October.

The fifth season of Fargo was initially set to premiere in September, although its release date was pushed back due to the recently-concluded labor disputes in Hollywood.

The first two episodes of the show's newest run are currently scheduled to debut on November 21.

The program's fifth season will run for a total of ten episodes, and its finale will air on January 16, 2024.

Fargo's new run has already received widespread acclaim from critics, and it currently holds a score of 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.