Cuba Gooding Jr.  waved at reporters as he arrived at Manhattan Supreme Court Thursday for a hearing in his sex abuse case,

After a lengthy hiatus from the courthouse due to the coronavirus pandemic, the mask-clad Academy Award-winner had to submit to a temperature test before heading through the court’s magnetometers.

At the proceeding, both sides are expected to argue over what testimony will be precluded at the trial, which is slated for September.

The “Men of Honor” actor is charged with six misdemeanor counts of sexual abuse and forcible touching stemming from the allegations of three accusers.

He was first busted after allegedly squeezing a 30-year-old woman’s breast in June 2019 at the Moxy Hotel in Times Square, and then two additional accusers came forward.

He was later charged with pinching the buttocks of Tao Downtown server Natasha Ashworth in October 2018 in Chelsea, and subjecting a woman to “sexual contact without consent” at LAVO Nightclub on the Upper East Side a month earlier.

Twenty-two women spanning six states have accused Gooding of inappropriate conduct.

If convicted of the top count, he faces up to one year behind bars.