Paul Rudd paid a surprise visit to voters waiting in line on election day.

During a MSNBC brotherAiring Tuesday, the actor was spotted by NBC News national and political correspondent Jacob Soboroff handing out bottles of water to voters waiting in line at Temple University in Pennsylvania.

“I just wanted to give people some water,” Rudd said. “They’ve been waiting in line for a long time and it’s a wonderful thing that all these young people went out to vote.”

After Soboroff noted that voters had been waiting for two hours, Rudd congratulated them and said it was “impressive.”

“When you heard that, did you immediately say, ‘I have to come here.’ I have to reach this line? Soboroff asked the actor, to which Rudd responded, “We did a lot today here in Pennsylvania. We wanted to tell these students that they are doing very good things.

When Soboroff asked Rudd what he thought about the election, Rudd laughed and replied, “I feel good about handing out water.” »

Following the surprise spotting, Soboroff then joked about X that he “didn’t say the words ‘Paul Rudd just showed up’ on my @msnbc bingo card tonight.”