Ben Affleck has brewed up another Super Bowl ad for Dunkin Donuts but this time he's sharing the small screen with several 90s TV powerhouses.  

Devoted Dunkin fan Affleck stars in another commercial for the coffee brand, one includes Friends stars Jennifer Aniston, 56, Matt LeBlanc, 58, and Seinfeld alum Jason Alexander, 66.

A teaser for the ad was released on Sunday and shows Affleck, 53, asking the three stars for feedback on an unaired pilot he made in 1995. 

The teaser begins right after the three stars watched Affleck's project, a tape labeled 'Network Pilot '95 v3'.

The three legends are quiet as an unaware and jovial Affleck asks for their feedback.  

'Well, reactions, thoughts, love? Affection?' he says as Aniston shakes her head. 'Hit me up, hit me up. What's hot now: cringe. I have monster cringe. Golden cringe.'

An incredulous Alexander mumbles to the other two, 'I don't think he directed Argo,' referring to the filmmaker's Oscar-winning film. 

Undeterred, Affleck continues: 'Did I tell you I destroyed this, burnt it, and disposed of all the copies? Yes I did. Good news: I lied to you.' 

LeBlanc, on the other hand, was rather impressed by what he saw.  'Can I get a copy?' he asks. 

'No one,' Aniston stresses with a tense tone, 'No one can see this.'

'Uhh yeah. It's only going to air once,' Affleck replies. 

'Still holds up!' LeBlanc says. 

'Oh God, Matthew,' an exasperated Aniston replies. 

This latest ad is not Affleck's first time starring in a Dunkin Super Bowl commercial.

His ads have seen him form the 'Dunkings' band with Matt Damon and Tom Brady in a commercial with then-wife Jennifer Lopez and join forces with brother Casey Affleck, Succession star Jeremy Strong, and coach Bill Belichick the following year. 

Affleck starred in the brand's first-ever Super Bowl commercial in 2023 as well, surprising real customers coming through the drive-thru in ad that also featured JLo. 

It's been claimed that Affleck was paid close to $10 million dollars for the 2023 ad, CNN reported in February 2024. 

While the eight-figure payout may seem high, an insider familiar with the two-time Oscar winner's Dunkin’ Super Bowl campaign noted to the outlet that the company 'sold more donuts the next day than any other day in their history.'

'We ran it once and got 7 billion media impressions, and it kind of kickstarted the year,' Scott Murphy, the president of Dunkin', told Entrepreneur about the 2023 ad in January 2024. 

The commercial, which was also directed, partially conceptualized and produced by Affleck, was the first time Dunkin' ran an ad during the Super Bowl.

Dunkin' was founded in Quincy, Massachusetts as Open Kettle in 1948, before the name was changed to Dunkin' Donuts in 1950.

The actor, who grew up in Cambridge, MA, has been a lifelong fan of Dunkin, like many Massachusetts natives.

When Dunkin finally made its way to the West Coast, with the first Los Angeles Dunkin shop opening in 2014, Affleck revealed in a 2019 interview with Collider that he has Dunkin every day.

'It’s amazing! I have Dunkin Donuts everyday. It’s very weird, I have it every day and people are always like, "Where is that? Is that near here?" So, I feel like I’m spreading the word,' Affleck said.