The Today Show is one of the most beloved TV shows ever in the United States of America and gained more popularity with time. Because so many are curios to find out interesting things about the Today Show, here are some trivia related to this entertaining program.

The first thing you should know is that the Today Show exists since 1952 and it started in a street level studio. Because the windows were extremely big, people used to gather at the windows, so they can see themselves on TV. The address back then was 10 Rockefeller Plaza and later changed to 30 Rockefeller Plaza in a regular studio in the headquarters of NBC. Many years later, in 1994, the Today Show relocated for the second and last time until now to the previous glass enclosed studio dubbed 1-A. In the year that the Today Show started, there were only two hours of broadcasting for each time zone, in a total of 3 hours of broadcasting. Later, the broadcasting lasted for 5 hours, but the situation was the same, just 2 hours for every time zone. In 1958, things changed and the show was taped and since 2007 the show expanded to 4 hours daily. In the last years of the Today Show, there were a lot of anchors: Matt Lauer, An Curry, Natalie Morales, Al Rocker, Savannah Guthrie, Hoda Kotb, Kathie Lee Gifford, Willard Scott, Lester Holt, Amy Robach, Bill Karins, Jenna Wolfe, Janice Huff. The theme for the Today Show was composed by John Williams. Former anchors that gained fame thanks to the Today Show are Dave Garroway, John Chancellor, Hugh Downs, Barbara Walters, Franks McGee, Jim Hartz, Tom Brokaw, Jane Pauley, Bryant Gumbel, Doborah Norville, Katie Couric and Meredith Viera.

Although hosting teams changed, some leaving and new people joining, the Today Show never lost its charm or viewers. Even in 2011, when the TV show approaches its 60 years milestone, the audiences are high and even requests for international broadcasting continue to come. May the Today Show have a secret recipe for a great and successful entertaining program that will last forever?