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Rise and Shine! Snakkle Catches Up with Past Today Show Anchors!
Starting one’s day with the Today show, for many, is as common and crucial as coffee. A person’s age can actually be determined by the Today anchor they most associate with the show. Find out where some of the nation’s favorite anchors ended up. By Michelle Fiordaliso
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Hugh Downs—Today
Downs was best known for being the coanchor of 20/20 from the show’s second episode in 1978 to his retirement in 1999. In 1985, he was certified by The Guinness Book of World Records for holding the most on-air television hours. He lost that honor to (who else) Regis Philbin in 2004.
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