They play dueling anchors on the Apple TV+'s flagship drama series The Morning Show.

And the heavy hitters were out in full strength on Wednesday night as Jennifer Aniston, 52, and Reese Witherspoon, 44, both filmed a night seen for their acclaimed series in Los Angeles.

Both looked professional and elegant in overcoats while filming scenes with their costars Mark Duplass and Hannah Leder.

Hard at work: Jennifer Aniston, 52, and Reese Witherspoon, 44, were both spotted out in Los Angeles on Wednesday as they filmed a scene for season two of The Morning Show

Classic style: Both looked professional and elegant in overcoats while filming scenes with their costars Mark Duplass and Hannah Leder

Aniston's costume included an intriguing black coat with short sleeves, revealing her brown mock turtleneck underneath.

Her character paired the long outfit, which was cinched tight around her waist, with pointy black suede boots.

She accessorized with a black semi-circular handbag and let her long brunette tresses cascade down her shoulders while partially hiding her large silver hoop earrings.

Duplass looked as if he'd just traveled as he pulled a large suitcase along and wore a navy puffer jacket with a gray cardigan and a gingham shirt.

Leder wore a chic brown coat buttoned only at the very top and sported a wavy brown bob. 

Back in black: Aniston's costume included an intriguing black coat with short sleeves, revealing her brown mock turtleneck underneath

Business casual: Her character paired the long outfit, which was cinched tight around her waist, with pointy black suede boots

Travel attire: Mark Duplass looked as if he'd just traveled as he pulled a large suitcase along and wore a navy puffer jacket with a gray cardigan and a gingham shirt

Low key: She accessorized with a black semi-circular handbag

Lustrous locks: She let her long brunette tresses cascade down her shoulders while partially hiding her large silver hoop earrings

Protection: Later in the day, the blonde shielded herself from the rain underneath an umbrella

In good company: The thespian linked arms with Mark as they engaged in conversation in between takes

In the moment: Jennifer pulled animated facial expressions as she and the actor sipped on beverages provided by the crew

Off they go: The group approached a classic New York taxi as they headed off to their next destination

Reese was spotted elsewhere on set wearing a burgundy overcoat with wide lapels, as well as a black sweater and matching slacks.

Like Aniston, she wore black suede boots, and she also had a black handbag slung across her shoulders while she carried a larger black bag in one hand.

Her trademark blonde locks, which were brown in the first season, were tied back in a casual ponytail. 

It wasn't clear if she was involved in the same scene or was filming a separate scene outdoors.

Splash of color: Reese was spotted elsewhere on set wearing a burgundy overcoat with wide lapels, as well as a black sweater and matching slacks

On the go: Like Aniston, she wore black suede boots, and she also had a black handbag slung across her shoulders while she carried a larger black bag in one hand

Aniston and Witherspoon's series The Morning Show documents a fictional morning news program inspired by The Today Show and Good Morning America.

In the first season, the show's co-host Mitch Kessler (Steve Carell) was fired for a sexual misconduct scandal that appeared to be inspired by the firings of Matt Lauer from The Today Show and Charlie Rose from CBS This Morning.

In the wake of his departure, Aniston's co-host Alex Levy is left fighting to keep her job, while the reckless field reporter Bradley Jackson (Witherspoon) finds herself joining the show as a new anchor.

Despite mostly receiving mixed-to-positive reviews, Apple TV+ renewed The Morning Show for a secod 

Aniston and Witherspoon's series The Morning Show documents a fictional morning news program inspired by The Today Show and Good Morning America; still from The Morning Show

Competitors: After Steve Carell's anchor is fired for sexual misconduct Aniston's co-host Alex Levy fights to keep her job, while field reporter Bradley Jackson (Witherspoon) joins the show as a new anchor; still from The Morning Show

Back in August, Duplass told Deadline that the show's writers were redoing the episodes to reference the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

'That's what happened in the first season,' he said. 'They had a whole set of scripts [then] and they rewrote everything to include the #MeToo movement.'

So far, a release date hasn't been announced for the second season.

The series marked Aniston's return to TV after appearing on Burning Love in 2012.

Witherspoon, meanwhile, has made a name for herself in recent years as a queen of prestige television.

She played one of the leads in the wildly popular HBO series Big Little Lies, and more recently she starred opposite Kerry Washington in the Hulu miniseries Little Fires Everywhere, based on the acclaimed novel of the same name. 

Move to TV: The show is Aniston's first TV work since 2012, but Witherspoon has become the queen of prestige TV after starring on Big Little Lies and Little Fires Everywhere; pictured with Kerry Washington in Little Fires Everywhere