On November 3, 1975, a new chapter in morning television commenced as David Hartman and Nancy Dussault presented the first episode of ABC’s “Good Morning America.” Fast forward fifty years, and on the same date in 2025, the show’s current hosts, Robin Roberts, Michael Strahan, and George Stephanopoulos, marked this impressive milestone with a heartfelt greeting to their audience, saying, “Good morning, America.”
The 50th anniversary of “Good Morning America” is a celebration of the program’s rich history and its ability to engage audiences across the nation and beyond. Over the decades, “GMA” has taken viewers on incredible journeys, offering insights from local communities, thrilling adventures, and conversations with everyone from celebrities to global leaders and everyday individuals.
To commemorate this significant anniversary, ABC invites viewers to tune in on Monday, November 3, from 7 am to 9 am ET. The special episode will feature a reunion of former co-anchors, including Joan Lunden, Charlie Gibson, and Diane Sawyer, among others, as they reflect on the show’s legacy and its impact on morning television.
The reception of “Good Morning America” has always been about connection, bringing light and information to millions, and its 50th anniversary will be a moment to celebrate the community that has grown around it. As the show looks to the future, it continues to embody the spirit of bringing joy and information to audiences every morning.