Good Morning America (1975-2011)

Good Morning America is ABC's rise-and-shine morning show, produced live in New York City five days a week. Airing since 1975, when it was created largely to compete with NBC's The Today Show, it's always been a chipper mix of news, yak, weather, and human-interest pieces. Over the decades, it's cast some bonny broads into our lives, from beauty-queen anchoress Diane Sawyer to the ravishing Robin Roberts and a whole host of gorgeous guests. You might remember when the show broadcast from a different spot in every state one summer, or when the show followed Miss Roberts' riveting battle with cancer. Perhaps you remember the controversy when Michael Strahan ditched Live! with Kelly and Michael to make the switch over to this ABC mainstay, or you could be a huge fan of their current lineup featuring Strahan, Robin Roberts, the lovely Lara Spencer, and former Clinton White House staffer George Stephanopoulos. But for us, there have been two moments where Good Morning America had us feeling really, really good. The first was when Jessica Simpson, who's done some yo-yo dieting in her past, was absolutely in her prime. Sure, she did some dancing in Daisy Dukes on, but we had to spew after seeing her interview wearing a shirt with a neckline lower than her IQ. Who knew we'd get great T&A from GMA? But the show's best moment came when, since it's live, we watched Nicki Minaj slip a nip in the middle of her very animated performance! Now that's a good way to start the day! Morning wood never felt so good as when it was provided by Good Morning America!