Mad Men star Jon Hamm walks his dog near his home today in Los Angeles, CA with his girlfriend Jennifer Westfeldt who is currently in the cast of the television show Notes From The Underbelly.

I love him, I love Mad Men, and I think he should know. 

PS: How freaking good was Mad Men on Sunday!? Does it get any better!?

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Pictured: January Jones & John Slattery of Mad Men, Kate Walsh, Kevin Bacon and wife Kyra Sedgwick, Jon Hamm and girlfriend Jennifer Westfeldt, Laura Linney, America Ferrera, Brooke Shields, Emilie de Ravin, Joey Fatone & Lisa Rinna, Rachel Griffiths and Sally Field.

Jennifer Westfeldt is Emmy-ready as far as her Sunday-night outfit is concerned – for which she credits boyfriend Jon Hamm, star of the much-nominated Mad Men.

“He’s got a good eye,” the actress-screenwriter, 38, said at Friday’s Academy of Television & Sciences party for the acting nominees – of which the hunky Hamm is one. “You’d be surprised.

“Plus,” she said, “I wanted to wear something he loves, so I feel so happy with it now. There were so many I could have worn and been delighted to wear, but every dress has a different vibe.”

Modest about the role he played in helping Westfeldt select her outfit, Hamm, 37, said that he simply “gave my opinion. You know, I’m not qualified to make the decision on those levels.”

As for what he might wear Sunday – such as a lucky charm – Hamm said, “I don’t have any, but I might wear something that means something to me, or bring something … I’m not sure yet. We’ll see.”

Westfeldt assumed the same “we’ll see” attitude when asked how it feels being attached to one of TV’s hottest guys.

“I’ll get back to you on that,” she promised, “but, you know, he’s always been a sex symbol to me, so I don’t know [why] everyone is just catching up now.”

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Did you watch Mad Men last night?  How freaking good was that!!!???

Let’s start with his head. When’s the last time you saw a profile like that? Blasted out of granite. The kind of square-jawed profile that stars used to have—before leading men were all replaced by wispy boys who had faces that had never seen a razor, let alone a five-o’clock shadow.

Not Jon Hamm.

The man’s got a head on his broad shoulders.

And everyone who watched AMC’s Mad Men was mesmerized by that mug. Not only the Brylcreem-loving handsomeness of it but also trying to figure out just what the hell is going on inside it-—inside the head of Hamm’s instantly iconic character, Don Draper.

“Don Draper is my father,” Hamm, 36, tells me over breakfast in Los Feliz, California, where he lives. “My dad was that guy. He was that guy living the American Dream in 1960s America. He owned a trucking company in St. Louis. Everyone in town knew him. He was the life of the party. But there was an incredible sadness inside him, too. Unfortunately, he died when I was 20, so I never got to know him man-to-man. Draper is my attempt to know him better.”

Now Hamm is adjusting to being recognized in public. “Brylcreem tends to make the difference. If I have it in, it happens. If not, I can usually slip in and out.” He pauses. “Though less and less. The nice part is that I’m getting meetings I never used to get. It’s like that line in the show: ‘A man is whatever room he is in.’ I’m in the right rooms a lot more now.”

PS: He is so hot.  Man o’ man.