Former ‘Good Morning America’ Hosts David Hartman and Joan Lunden to Receive Distinguished Service Award at 2017 NAB Show. March 27, 2017 10:38 AM Eastern Daylight Time.

Hartman joined ”Good Morning America” when ABC created it to replace the failing ”A.M. America” in 1975. He was tapped for the job on the strength of a documentary he had made in which he ...

"Good Morning America" celebrated 40 years of waking up ABC viewers by gathering many of the anchors, ... David Hartman, and longtime favorites Joan Lunden, Charlie Gibson, ...

WASHINGTON—After greeting viewers each morning as the co-hosts of “Good Morning America,” Joan Lunden and David Hartman woke up to learn that they had been tapped to receive this year’s Distinguished ...

“Good Morning America” debuted on Nov. 3, 1975 from ABC News headquarters on West 67th St. in New York City, near Lincoln Square. David Hartman was the morning show’s first host, aided by ...

NEW YORK - ABC's "Good Morning America" celebrated its 40th anniversary Thursday with a studio jammed with the men and women who hosted the wake-up broadcast through its long history. "Every one of… ...

NEW YORK — ABC’s “Good Morning America” celebrated its 40th anniversary Thursday by bringing back virtually all of its past hosts and contributors — David Hartman, Joan Lunden, Diane ...

Joan became an official cohost of Good Morning America in 1980 alongside news veteran David Hartman. The Nobody’s Perfect actor left the series in 1987, leaving the door wide open for a new ...

If you love starting your day by watching Good Morning America, you might remember most of the famous faces who have sat at the news desk over the years, including David Hartman, Joan Lunden, Amy ...

GMA aired its very first episode in 1975 with David Hartman and Nancy Dussault leading the broadcast.... Cha-ching! The Good Morning America anchors are earning huge paychecks from the talk show.

NEW YORK (AP) — ABC’s “Good Morning America” celebrated its 40th anniversary Thursday with a studio jammed with the men and women who hosted the wake-up broadcast through its long history.