Breakfast television facts for kids

Breakfast television (Europe, Canada, and Australia) or morning show (United States) is a type of news or infotainment television programme that broadcasts live in the morning (typically scheduled between 5:00 and 10:00 a.m., or if it is a local programme, as early as 4:00 a.m.). Often presented by a small team of hosts, these types of programmes are typically marketed towards the combined demography of people getting ready for work and school, and stay-at-home adults and parents.

The first – and longest-running – national breakfast/morning show on television is Today, which set the tone for the genre and premiered on 14 January 1952, on NBC in the United States. For the next 70 years, Today was the number one morning program in the ratings for the vast majority of its run and since its start, many other television stations and television networks around the world have followed NBC's lead, copying that program's successful format.

Format and style

Breakfast television/morning show programs are geared toward popular and demographic appeal. The first half of a morning program is typically targeted at workforce with a focus on hard news and feature segments; often featuring updates on major stories that occurred overnight or during the previous day, politics news and interviews, reports on business and sport-related headlines, weather forecasts (either on a national or regional basis), and traffic reporting (generally common with locally produced morning shows on terrestrial television stations serving more densely populated cities, though this has begun to filter down to smaller markets as Intelligent transportation system networks have spread further into smaller communities). Later in the program, segments will typically begin to target a dominantly female demographic with a focus on "infotainment", such as human-interest, lifestyle and entertainment stories. Many local or regional morning shows feature field reports highlighting local events, attractions and/or businesses, in addition to those involving stories that occurred during the overnight or expected to happen in the coming day.

Morning programs that air across national networks may offer a break for local stations or affiliates to air a brief news update segment during the show, which typically consists of a recap of major local news headlines, along with weather and, in some areas, traffic reports. In the United States, some morning shows also allow local affiliates to incorporate a short local forecast into a national weather segment – a list of forecasts for major U.S. cities are typically shown on affiliates which do not produce such a "cut-in" segment.

During the early morning hours (generally before 10:00 a.m. local time), local anchors will mention the current time – sometimes, along with the current temperature – in various spots during the newscast, while national anchors of shows covering more than one time zone will mention the current time as "xx" minutes after the hour or before the hour; the time and/or temperature are also usually displayed within the station or programme's digital on-screen graphic during most segments within the broadcast. (Most local stations originally displayed the current time and temperature only during their morning newscasts, though many began to extend this display within their logo bug to their midday and evening newscasts starting in the mid-1990s, starting in major markets and eventually expanding to stations in smaller markets.) Especially with their universal expansion to cable news outlets in the early 2000s, many news-oriented morning shows also incorporate news tickers showing local, national and/or international headlines; weather forecasts; sport scores; and, in some jurisdictions where one operates, lottery numbers from the previous drawing day during the broadcast (although these may be shown during rolling news blocks or throughout the programming day on cable news outlets, some local stations that have utilized tickers solely for their morning shows have extended them to later newscasts, whereas others only display them during their morning news programs).

The three breakfast morning shows in the United States (CBS Mornings, Today, and Good Morning America) air live only in the Eastern Time Zone. (Spanish-language shows air live in the Eastern, Central, and Mountain time zones.) Stations in the remaining time zones receive these programs on a tape delay, with an updated feed broadcast to viewers in the Pacific Time Zone. In the event of an urgent breaking news story of importance or occasional special events such as presidential inaugurations and coverage of royal weddings, these shows will go live coast-to-coast.

History

United States

Network and local programs

The first morning news program was Three To Get Ready, a local production hosted by comedian Ernie Kovacs that aired on WPTZ (now KYW-TV) in Philadelphia from 1950 to 1952. Although the program (named after WPTZ's channel number, 3) was mostly entertainment-oriented, the program did feature some news and weather segments. Its success prompted NBC to look at producing something similar on a national basis. Following the lead of NBC's Today, which debuted in January 1952, and was the first morning news program to be aired nationally, many other broadcast stations and television networks around the world followed and imitated that program's enormously successful format with news, lifestyle features, and personality.

CBS, in contrast, has struggled since television's early age to maintain a long-term morning program. Though it initially tried to mimic Today when it debuted a morning show in a two-hour format in 1954, the show was reduced to one hour within a year in order to make room for the new children's television series Captain Kangaroo. The network abandoned the morning show in 1957. From the late 1960s throughout the 1970s, the CBS Morning News aired as a straight one-hour morning newscast that had a high rate of turnover among its anchors. In January 1979, the network launched the innovative "___day Morning" series, which focused more on lifestyle and feature reports; this format, however, was relegated exclusively to Sundays after two years, and still airs under the title CBS News Sunday Morning. It was not until 1982 that Captain Kangaroo ended its run on weekdays (before ending altogether in 1984), allowing CBS to expand its morning show to a full two hours. However, the high rate of turnover among anchors returned. An ill-fated comedic revamp of the show, The Morning Program, debuted in 1987. After that, however, came This Morning, which has so far had the longest run of any of CBS' morning show attempts. This Morning was eventually cancelled 12 years later, being replaced by The Early Show in 1999; The Early Show, in turn, ceded to the new version of CBS This Morning (this time featuring a format focused more on hard news and interviews, excising lifestyle and infotainment segments) in January 2012.

ABC was a latecomer to the morning show competition. Instead of carrying a national show, it instead adopted the AM franchise introduced by many of its local stations in 1970. KABC-TV's AM Los Angeles launched the national career of Regis Philbin and was a direct predecessor to his syndicated talk show Live! AM Chicago on WLS-TV would later evolve into The Oprah Winfrey Show. The Morning Exchange on WEWS-TV was Cleveland's entry into the franchise; with its light format, ABC (after a brief but failed effort to launch the Los Angeles version nationally as AM America) launched a national program based closely on the format of The Morning Exchange in November 1975 under the title Good Morning America. GMA has traditionally run in second place (ahead of CBS but behind Today), but has surpassed Today in the ratings a few times in its history (first in the early 1980s, then from the late 1980s to the mid 1990s and again regularly since 2012). Since the 1980s, Live! (now hosted by Kelly Ripa and Ryan Secrest) has been produced and distributed by ABC's syndication arm, primarily for ABC stations (although not exclusively, as it is carried on stations affiliated with other networks), but produced by ABC's New York City owned-and-operated station, WABC-TV.

PBS, the United States's primary publicly funded broadcast network, has historically aired children's programming and Lilias, Yoga and You during the morning hours. From 1974 to 1995, PBS, through its affiliate Maryland Public Television, offered A.M. Weather, a 15-minute weather update staffed by the National Weather Service.

Fox, the last of the "Big Four" broadcast networks, does not have a morning show and has only once attempted such a program; the network attempted to transition sister cable network FX's Breakfast Time to Fox as Fox After Breakfast in 1996, to little success, but instead has ceded to its local affiliates and Fox Television Stations, which have programmed fully local morning news programs that are at parity or have overtaken their Big Three network counterparts.

The CW (and before that, its co-predecessor The WB) carried The Daily Buzz for its The CW Plus (as well as its The WB 100+ Station Group) from 2002 to 2014, in lieu of a national program; that program was also mainly syndicated to affiliates of The CW and MyNetworkTV (and predecessors The WB and UPN) as well as several independent stations until its abrupt cancellation in April 2015. Generally since then, outside of a few select CW and MyNetworkTV affiliates, stations usually program Infomercial, a local extension of a Big Three sister station's morning newscast during national morning shows, or as Sinclair Broadcast Group did from July 2017 until March 2019, returned to programming for children under the KidsClick block. Sinclair intends to program a national morning rolling newscast for those stations by the first quarter of 2021.

A few of the major Spanish language broadcast networks also produce morning shows, which are often more festive in format. ¡Despierta América! (Wake Up America!) is the longest-running Spanish language morning program on U.S. network television having aired on Univision since April 1997; Telemundo made several failed attempts at hard news and traditional morning shows during the 1990s and 2000s before it finally experienced success with Un Nuevo Día (A New Day), which launched in 2008 under the title ¡Levántate! (Get Up), and became a formidable competitor to its longer established rival following a 2011 format retooling.

Local television stations began producing their own morning shows in the 1970s, most of which mirrored the format of their network counterparts, mixing news and weather segments with talk and lifestyle features; stations in many mid-sized and smaller markets with heavy rural populations also produced farm reports, featuring stories about people and events in rural communities, list of agricultural product exchanges data from the previous day and weather forecasts tailored to farmers (although the number of these programs have dwindled on the local level since the 1990s, three such programs still exist in national syndication, the weekdaily AgDay and the weekend-only U.S. Farm Report and This Week in Agribusiness (the latter of which was founded and remains hosted by former U.S. Farm Report personalities Orion Samuelson and Max Armstrong), which have also received national distribution on cable and satellite via RFD-TV; the latter program had also previously aired on WGN America until 2008).

More traditional local newscasts began taking hold in morning timeslots (mainly on stations that maintain their own news departments) in the late 1980s and early 1990s. These programs began as half-hour or one-hour local newscasts that aired immediately before the national shows. However, since that time, they have slowly expanded, either by pushing an earlier start time or by adding additional hours on other stations that are owned, managed or which outsource their local news content to that station, thereby competing with the network shows. Similarly, following the launch of Fox in the late 1980s, many news-producing stations affiliated with major networks not among the traditional "Big Three television networks" or which operate as independent stations began producing morning newscasts that compete in part with national counterparts in part or the entirety of the 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. time period; by the late 2000s, these stations began to expand their morning shows into the 9:00 a.m. hour (where they normally compete with syndicated programs on ABC and CBS stations, and the third hour of Today on NBC stations). The expansion of news on Fox affiliates, along with advertising restrictions involving with the Children's Television Act, effectively ended the morning children's television market on broadcast television by the mid-2000s.

Beginning in the early 2010s, stations began experimenting with 4:30 a.m. and even 4:00 a.m. newscasts in some major markets (and even gradually expanding into mid-size and some smaller markets), pushing local news further into what traditionally is known as an overnight graveyard slot. Some local morning newscasts, which formerly had both softer "morning" musical and graphical packages and lighter news, along with feature segments with local businesses and organizations, now resemble their later-day counterparts with hard news coverage of overnight events. Some locally produced morning shows that utilize a mainly infotainment format still exist, most prominently among some large and mid-market stations owned by the E. W. Scripps Company (which inherited the Morning Blend format originated in 2006 by the Journal Media Group following its 2015 acquisition of that company's stations) and Tegna Inc. (which inherited many of the local talk/lifestyle shows originated by Belo – such as Good Morning Texas on Dallas ABC affiliate WFAA – prior to the 2014 acquisition of the latter group by the predecessor broadcasting unit of the Gannett), and often serving as lead-outs of national network morning shows.

Pay television

Cable news outlets have adopted the morning show format as well. Fox & Friends on Fox News, Early Start and New Day on CNN respectively follow the networks' morning show format. MSNBC's Way Too Early with Jonathan Lemire and Morning Joe follows a format more reminiscent of talk radio and incorporates panel discussions; it is also the only conservative show in the network's otherwise liberal-leaning lineup. Also following the "talk radio on TV" format is Fox Business' Imus in the Morning (a video simulcast of the radio program, which itself aired on MSNBC until 2007), ESPN2's Golic and Wingo, CBS Sports Network's The Morning Show with Boomer (formerly on MSG Network), and NFL Network's Good Morning Football. The Weather Channel originally has long featured forecast programs with a primary emphasis on business travelers and work commuters (including WeatherScope AM, Weather Center AM and Morning Rush); however with its shift toward a mix of weather and infotainment programs, it has begun featuring personality-driven morning shows: currently Wake Up With Al (hosted by Today weather anchor Al Roker, which also incorporates features and interview segments similar to that found on Today and other morning programs) and America's Morning Headquarters (hosted by former Good Morning America weather anchor Sam Champion, which has a more straight weather format with some feature segments).

Entertainment channels such as VH1 and E! have also aired morning shows (such as Big Morning Buzz Live and That Morning Show, and the 2020 version of E! News). NBCSN (as NBC Sports Network) briefly aired a highlight-intensive morning show, The 'Lights, with virtually no conversation (or even any on-camera anchor) and consisting only of highlights and scores of daytime and evening sporting events that occurred the previous day (NBCSN later abandoned this approach in favor of sports talk programming). ESPN's morning programming consists of an early episode of SportsCenter summarizing the night's highlights, followed by a traditional sports talk show, Get Up!.

United Kingdom

In the United Kingdom, breakfast television typically runs from 6:00 a.m. to 9:15 or 10:00 a.m.

Television broadcasting hours in the United Kingdom until early 1972 was tightly regulated and controlled by the British government under the control of the Postmaster-General. Restrictions were placed on how many hours per day could be used by broadcasters for television. By the mid-1960s, this was allocated at seven hours per day (Mondays to Fridays) and 7.5 hours per day (Saturdays and Sundays), thus providing a 50-hour broadcasting limit per week. Certain programming was exempt from these restrictions (schools, adult education, religion, sport) however there was no allocated time provided for the establishment of breakfast television until the early 1970s.

In January 1972, under the then Conservative government, the Minister for Posts and Telecommunications, Christopher Chataway announced to the British parliament all restrictions imposed would be lifted and broadcasting hours per day could now be set by the individual broadcaster. By October 1972, both BBC and ITV were provided daytime television, with the commercial channel ITV taking full advantage of the relaxed broadcasting hours.

However, due to financial issues and the economic problems of the 1970s, breakfast television was put "on the back burner" for the remainder of the 1970s.

After a nine-week trial-run in 1977 on the regional television stations Yorkshire Television and Tyne Tees Television, the Independent Broadcasting Authority considered breakfast television so important that it created an entire franchise for the genre, becoming the only national independent television franchise other than news service ITN. At the end of 1980, this franchise was awarded to TV-am. However, launch delays for TV-am allowed the BBC to launch its own morning programme, Breakfast Time on 17 January 1983. TV-am, with Good Morning Britain as its flagship programme, launched just over two weeks later on 1 February. TV-am struggled at first because of a format that was considered to be stodgy and formal compared to the more relaxed magazine style of the BBC's Breakfast Time, and a reliance on advertising income from a timeslot during which people were not accustomed to watching television. However, it eventually flourished only to lose its licence in 1993, after being outbid by GMTV.

In 2010, ITV plc, which by then owned 75% of GMTV, acquired the remaining 25% stake that The Walt Disney Company had owned, gaining full control of the station. In September 2010, the full legal name was changed from "GMTV Limited" to "ITV Breakfast Limited", with GMTV closing on 3 September and Daybreak and Lorraine launching on 6 September 2010. ITV experienced major trouble with the slot as well; Daybreak was eventually cancelled in 2014 due to low ratings and was replaced by Good Morning Britain on 28 April 2014. The series continues to trail BBC Breakfast consistently and has marketed with the traditional Today format mixed with political debates. One of the co-hosts was Piers Morgan, until his departure in 2021, and the programme used his notoriety as a marketing point, to middling success.

There are no breakfast television programmes on local television stations in the UK although for a brief period in the late 2000s, now-defunct local channel Channel M broadcast a breakfast programme called Channel M Breakfast.

Since its launch in 2021, news channel GB News has aired a breakfast show called The Great British Breakfast, originally being anchored by three presenters in the style of Fox & Friends, it soon shifting to a two-anchor format.

List of morning television shows

The following is a country-ordered list of breakfast television and morning show programs, past and present, with indication of a program's producing network or channel:

Albania

Programme	Network
Mirëmëngjes Shqipëri	RTSH 1 RTSH 24

Argentina

Programme	Network
AM, Antes Del Mediodía	Telefe
Andando	Channel 8 – Córdoba
Arriba Argentinos	El Trece
Bien Temprano	Channel 5 – Rosario; Channel 13 – Santa Fe
Buenos Días, América	América 24
De 7 a 10	Todo Noticias
Desayuno	Televisión Pública
El Show de la Mañana	Córdoba
Mañanas Argentinas	Canal 5 Noticias
Mañaneras	América
Telenueve al Amanecer	Channel 9
Todo lo que Pasa	Telefe – Santa Fe

Australia

Current

Programme	Run	Network
News Breakfast	2008–present	ABC and ABC News
First Edition	1996–present	Sky News Australia
Get Cereal	1994–present	C31 Melbourne
The Morning Show	2007–present	Seven Network
Studio 10	2013–present	Network 10
Sunrise	1991–present	Seven Network
Today	1982–present	Nine Network
Today Extra	2012–present	Nine Network
Weekend Breakfast	2012–present	ABC News
Weekend Sunrise	2005–present	Seven Network
Weekend Today	2009–present	Nine Network

Former

Programme	Run	Network
9am with David & Kim	2006–2009	Network 10
The Big Breakfast	1992–1995	Network 10
Breakfast	2012	Network 10
Business Breakfast	2001–2002	ABC1
The Circle	2010–2012	Network 10
First Edition	1993–1996	ABC1
Good Morning Australia	1981–1992	Network 10
Good Morning Australia	1993–2005	Network 10
Good Morning Melbourne	1981–1988	Network 10
Good Morning Sydney	1978–1989	Network 10
Kerri-Anne	2002–2011	Nine Network
Sunday	1981–2008	Nine Network
Til Ten	1989–1991	Network 10
Wake Up	2013–2014	Network 10
Wake Up! WA	2005–2008	Access 31

Austria

Current

Programme	Run	Network
Café Puls	2004–present	Puls 4
	2005–present	ProSieben Austria
	2005–present	Sat.1 Österreich
Guten Morgen Österreich	2016–present	ORF 2
Guten Morgen Wien	2012–present	W24 [de]

Former

Programme	Run	Network
Café Puls	2005–2007	Kabel eins Austria
Guten Morgen mit W24	2011–2012	W24 [de]
Servus am Morgen	2013–2017	Servus TV

Azerbaijan

Programme	Network
Yeni Səhər	Lider TV

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Programme	Network
Jutro za sve	BHT 1
Dobro jutro svima	Hayat TV
Sarajevsko jutro	TVSA

Brazil

Programme	Run	Network	Notes
Primeiro Jornal (First News)	2005–2014 2020–present	Rede Bandeirantes	Starts at 03:45 AM.
Bora Brasil (C'mon Brazil)	2020–present		Each station also produces its own local version, before the national version exibithion.
Jornal BandNews 1ª Edição (BandNews Journal - 1st Edition)	2005–2011 2019–present	BandNews
Manhã BandNews (BandNews Morning)	2004–present
Hora Um (Hour One)	2014–present	Rede Globo
Bom Dia Brasil (Good Morning Brazil)	1983–present		Each station also produces its own local version, before the national version exhibition.
Mais Você (With You)	2000–present
Encontro com Fátima Bernardes (Meeting with Fátima Bernardes)	2012–present
É de Casa (From the House)	2015–present		Only on Saturdays.
GloboNews Em Ponto (GloboNews O'Clock)	2018–present	GloboNews
Jornal GloboNews Edição das 10h (GloboNews Journal - 10AM Edition)	2010–present
Balanço Geral Manhã (General Balance - Morning)	2015–present	RecordTV	Each station produces its own local version.
Hoje em Dia (Today)	2005–present		Inspired by Good Morning America and Today. Preceded by Note e Anote (1991 - 2005)
Fala Brasil (What's Up, Brazil)	1998–present
Revista da Cidade (City Magazine)	2012–present	TV Gazeta
Primeiro Impacto (First Impact)	2016–present	SBT	Based on Primer Impacto. Preceded by SBT Manhã (2005 - 2014) and Notícias da Manhã (2014 - 2015)
Bom Dia Você (Good Morning You)	2020–present	RedeTV!
CNN Novo Dia (CNN New Day)	2020–present	CNN Brasil	Based on New Day
Live CNN	2020–present

Brunei

Programme	Network
Rampai Pagi (Jawi:رامڤأي ڤاڬي)	RTB

Bulgaria

Programme	Run	Network	Notes
Денят започва (The Day Begins)	2000–present	BNT	Weekdays
Тази сутрин (This Morning)	2000–present	BTV	Weekdays
Тази събота/неделя (This Saturday/Sunday)	2010–present		Branded as This Saturday on Saturday and This Sunday on Sunday
Здравей, България (Hello Bulgaria)	2000–present	Nova	Weekdays
Събуди се (Wake Up)	2012–present		Weekends

Canada

Current

Program	Run	Network	Notes
Breakfast Television	1989–present	Citytv stations (except Citytv Saskatchewan, Winnipeg, Edmonton and Montreal)	Each station produces its own local edition of Breakfast Television; previously seen on A Atlantic in Halifax, Nova Scotia; CHMI-DT/Winnipeg, Manitoba, CKEM-DT/Edmonton, Alberta and CJNT-DT/Montreal, Quebec
CTV Morning Live	2011–present	CTV and CTV 2 stations	Carried on CTV owned-and-operated stations from Manitoba westward, as well as CHRO-TV/Ottawa and CTV 2 Atlantic
Morning Live/Morning Live First Edition	2001–present	CHCH-DT/Hamilton, Ontario
Global News Morning	199?–present	Global stations
The Morning Show	2011–present	CIII-DT/Toronto	Airs nationally across Global Television Network stations
Salut, Bonjour!	1988–present	TVA
Le Téléjournal/Matin	2006–present	Ici Radio-Canada Télé (2006–2007) Ici RDI (2007–present)
Your Morning	2016–present	CTV	Also on CTV News Channel

Global morning newscasts

All Global stations, with the exceptions of Global Okanagan and Global Lethbridge, air their own local morning shows titled Global News Morning. In May 2015, Global made changes to their Morning News programs east of Alberta; instead of the entire show being anchored locally, 16 minutes of each hour is anchored in Toronto for national and international news stories. Each Morning News program starts at 6 a.m. and ends at 9 a.m., with the exception of Global BC, Global Calgary, and Global Edmonton, which start their broadcasts at 5 a.m.. These three stations also air weekend editions of Morning News which start at 7 a.m. and end at 10 a.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. In 2013, Global Toronto's The Morning Show was extended by half an hour. The additional half-hour is broadcast on every Global station at 9 a.m..

Former

Programme	Run	Network	Notes
2 Laits, un Sucre	2008–2009	TQS	Programme formerly titled Caféine
Bon Matin	1994–1998	Radio-Canada
Canada AM	1972–2016	CTV
CBC News: Morning		CBC Television CBC News Network
Good Morning Canada	2001–2009	CTV	Aired weekends
Matin Express	1998–2006	Radio-Canada
Le show du matin	2010–2011	V
SRC Bonjour	1987–1994	Radio-Canada

Chile

Current

Programme	Run	Network
A las 11	2012–present	Telecanal
Bienvenidos	2011–present	Canal 13
Buenos días a todos	1992–present	TVN
Express Matinal	2008–present	CNN Chile
La Mañana	2012–present	Chilevisión
La Mañana Informativa	2009–present	Canal 24 Horas
Hola Chile	2016–present	La Red
Mucho Gusto	2001–present	Mega

Several regional morning shows also exist on Chilean television.

Former

Programme	Run	Network
Cocinados	2007–2008	Telecanal
Gente Como Tú	2008–2012	Chilevisión
La mañana del 13	1999–2002	Canal 13
Mañaneros	2011–2016	La Red
Pollo en Conserva	2004–2011	La Red
Viva la mañana	2002–2006, 2009–2010	Canal 13
Teleonce al Despertar	1980–1991	Chilevisión
Matinal '91–'92–'93	1991–1993	Chilevisión
La Mañana Diferente	1994	Chilevisión
Tenga Usted un Muy Buen Día	1982	TVN
Juntos	2006–2009	Canal 13

China

Programme	Network
Morning News (Chinese: 朝闻天下)	CCTV-1 and CCTV-13
First Look / First Time (Chinese: 第一时间)	CCTV-2
Morning (Chinese: 看东方)	Dragon TV
Good Morning Beijing (Chinese: 北京您早)	Beijing Media Network
Morning Shandong (Chinese: 早安山东)	Shandong Television
Super News (Anhui) (Chinese: 超级新闻场)	Anhui Television
Morning Short-Cut / Jinchen Report (Chinese: 津晨播报)	Tianjin Television And Radio Station
First Look / First Time (Chinese: 第一时间)	Liaoning Television
Morning Report (Chinese: 新闻早报）	Jilin Television
Good Morning Fujian (Chinese: 早安福建)	Fujian Radio Film and TV Group
Good Morning Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei (Chinese: 你早京津冀)	Hebei Television
Gong Du Chen Guang / (Let's) spend the morning together (Chinese: 共度晨光)	Heilongjiang Television Station
Chen Guang Xin Shi Jie / New Vision This Morning (Chinese: 晨光新视界)	Jiangxi Television
Hui Shuo Tian Xia (Chinese: 汇说天下)	Sichuan Radio and Television
Chongqing Live (Chinese: 直播重庆)	Chongqing Broadcasting Group

Colombia

Current

Programme	Network
Arriba Bogotá	Citytv
Día a Día	Caracol Televisión
Buen día, Colombia	RCN TV

Former

Programme	Run	Network
Muy Buenos Días	2002-2018	RCN TV
El Desayuno	2018-2020

Costa Rica

Programme	Network
Buen Día	Teletica
Giros	Repretel
La Revista	Multimedios
Café Nacional	Sinart

Croatia

Programme	Run	Network
Dobro jutro, Hrvatska	1992–present	HRT 1

Czech Republic

Programme	Network
Dobré Ráno	ČT2 ČT3
Nový Den	TV Prima CNN Prima NEWS
Snídaně	TV Nova
Studio 6	ČT1 ČT24

Denmark

Current

Programme	Run	Network
Go' Morgen Danmark	1996–present	TV 2
TV Avisen Morgen	2006–present	DR1

Former

Programme	Run	Network
DR Morgen	2001–2005	DR1
DR2 Morgen	2013–2017	DR2
Vågn op med The Voice	2010–2012	Kanal 5 and The Voice

Estonia

Programme	Run	Network
Terevisioon	2001–present	ETV

European

Programme	Run	Network
Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe	2016–present	Bloomberg EMEA
Bloomberg Markets: European Open
CNN Newsroom	2009–present	CNN International EMEA
Good Morning Europe	2018–present	Euronews
Squawk Box Europe	1999–present	CNBC Europe

Finland

Current

Programme	Network
Uutisaamu	MTV3
Ylen aamu-tv	YLE TV1
Efter Nio	YLE Teema & Fem

Former

Programme	Network
Heräämö	The Voice (also on TV Viisi and The Voice radio station)
Huomenta Suomi	MTV3
Min morgon	YLE Fem

Fiji

Programme	Network
Breakfast at Fiji One	Fiji One

France

Current

Programme	Run	Network
Good Morning Business	2010–present	BFM Business RMC Découverte
LCI Matin	2005–present	LCI
La Matinale Franceinfo	2016–present	France Info
La Matinale Infosport+	2019–present	Infosport+
Le 6h00 Info	2016–present	France 2 France Info
Première Edition	2007–present	BFM TV
Team Toussaint, la matinale info	2013–present	CNews
Télématin	1985–present	France 2

Former

Programme	Run	Network
Le 7/9	1984–1985	Canal+
Bonjour la France	1984–1987	TF1
Bonjour la France, bonjour l'Europe	1987–1990	TF1
C'est pas trop tôt !	2003–2005	M6
Drôle de réveil !	2008–2009	M6
La Matinale	2004–2013	Canal+
Morning Café	2005–2008	M6
Morning Fun	1998–2000	Fun TV
Le Morning Live	2000–2003	M6

Germany

Current

Programme	Run	Network	Notes
#MoinMoin	2015–present	Rocket Beans TV	broadcast on Internet television
Die Welt am Morgen	2021–present	Welt
Frühcafé	1995–present	Hamburg 1	broadcast on Regional television (Hamburg)
Morgenmagazin	1992–present	Das Erste/ZDF	Simulcast, weekly alternating versions produced by either Das Erste/ARD's affiliate WDR or ZDF, the two main public broadcasters
Punkt 6	1997–2013 & 2022–present	RTL	Preceded by Guten Morgen Deutschland (1987–1994 & 2013–2022) and followed by Punkt 7 (1994–1997 & 2022–present)
Punkt 7	1994–1997 & 2022–present		Preceded by Guten Morgen Deutschland (1987–1994 & 2013–2022) and followed by Punkt 6 (1997–2013 & 2022–present) and followed by Punkt 8 (2022–present)
Punkt 8	2022–present		Preceded by Guten Morgen Deutschland (1987–1994 & 2013–2022) & Punkt 9 (2000–2013) and followed by Punkt 7 (1997–2013 & 2022–present)
Sat.1-Frühstücksfernsehen	1987–present	Sat.1	Formerly titled Guten Morgen mit Sat.1 (1987–1993) and Deutschland Heute Morgen (1993–1999)

Former

Programme	Run	Network	Notes
Die ProSieben MorningShow	1999	ProSieben	a comedy- and infotainmentshow
Frühcafé	2008–2013	tv.berlin	broadcast on Regional television (Berlin)
Frühstücksfernsehen	1988–1992	RIAS-TV	broadcast for West Berlin and East Germany (see Rundfunk im amerikanischen Sektor)
Guten Morgen Deutschland	1987–1994 & 2013–2022	RTL	Followed by Punkt 7 (1994–1997) and preceded by Punkt 6 (1997–2013 & 2022–present) and Punkt 8 (2022–present) together with Punkt 9 (2000–2013)
Guten Morgen, Internet!	2016–2019	funk	broadcast on Internet television
Guten Morgen NRW	2005–2010	NRW.TV	broadcast on Regional television (North Rhine-Westphalia)
Servus am Morgen	2013–2015	Servus TV	co-broadcast with Austria's Servus am Morgen
Weck Up	1998–2014	Sat.1	Aired on Sundays only.

Greece

Current

Programme	Run	Network
Kalimera Ellada	1992–2011, 2015–present	ANT1
To Proino	2013–present	ANT1

Former

Programme	Run	Network
Proino ANT1	2011–2015	ANT1

Hong Kong

Programme	Run	Network
Good Morning Hong Kong	1981–present	TVB Jade
Morning Cable	2001–present	Cable TV
Morning Now	2006–present (Now TV) 2016–present (ViuTV)	Now TV & ViuTV
This Morning	2016–present	RTHK

Hungary

Current

Programme	Run	Network
ATV START	2011–	ATV
Ma reggel (This Morning)	2009–	M1
Mokka	2004–	TV2
Reggeli (Breakfast)	1998–2011, 2017–	RTL

Former

Programme	Duration	Network
8:08 – Minden reggel (8:08 – Every morning)	2013–2016	RTL Klub
A Reggel (The Morning)	1991–1993	M1
Jó reggelt, Magyarország! (Good Morning, Hungary!)	1997–2004	TV2
Napkelte (Sunrise)	1991–1993, 2002–2009	M2
Napkelte (Sunrise)	1993–1999, 2002–2009	M1
Napkelte (Sunrise)	1999–2000	TV3
Napkelte (Sunrise)	2000–2002	Magyar ATV
Ma reggel (This Morning)	2009–2012	M2
Reggel a Dunán (Morning on Danube)	1992−2010	Duna TV
Reggeli Jam (Breakfast Jam)	2008–2011	ATV
Szabadság tér	1999–2000	M1
Naprakész (Timely)	2000–2002	M1
Reggeli Járat (Breakfast Line)	2003–2007, 2015–2018	Hír TV
Jó reggelt! (Good Morning!)	2018–2019	Echo TV

Iceland

Programme	Run	Network
Ísland í Bítið	2004–????	Stöð 2 and radio station Bylgjan
Zúúber	2004–????	skífan TV (also aired on radio station FM 957)

India

Programme	Network
8 AM Express	CNN-News18
Bazaar Morning Call	CNBC-TV18
Breakfast News	NDTV India
News18 Headstart	CNN-News18
Pehla Sauda	CNBC Awaaz
Tea Toast & Sports	NDTV India
The Morning News	CNN-News18

Indonesia

Most of these programs are the morning edition of its respective flagship news program, and hard news in format. Some of them, especially the news-oriented network, has two morning news programmes - while the first are the hard news, the latter are the talk show format.

Current

Programme	Network
Apa Kabar Indonesia Pagi	tvOne
BeritaSatu Pagi	BTV
Buletin iNews Pagi	GTV
CNN Indonesia Good Morning	Trans TV, CNN Indonesia
CNN Indonesia New Day	CNN Indonesia
CNN Indonesia Today	CNN Indonesia
Editorial Media Indonesia	Metro TV
Fakta +62	NET.
Fokus Pagi	Indosiar
Halo Indonesia	DAAI TV
iNews Pagi	iNews
Kabar Arena Pagi	tvOne, SportOne
Kabar Pagi	tvOne
Klik Indonesia Pagi	TVRI
Kompas Pagi	Kompas TV
Kompas Sport Pagi	Kompas TV
Lensa Indonesia Pagi	RTV
Lintas iNews Pagi	MNCTV
Liputan 6 Pagi	SCTV
Merah Putih Peristiwa	ANTV
Metro Pagi Primetime	Metro TV
Metro Xinwen (Chinese: 美都新闻)	Metro TV
MNC News Morning	MNC News
Morning Call Selamat Pagi	MYTV
Morning Update	iNews
New Power Breakfast	IDX Channel
Nusantara Pagi	Nusantara TV
Redaksi Pagi	Trans7, CNN Indonesia
Sapa Indonesia Pagi	Kompas TV
SEA Morning Show	SEA Today
Seputar iNews Pagi	RCTI
Selamat Pagi Indonesia	Metro TV
Sports Update	Moji
Squawk Box Indonesia	CNBC Indonesia
Today's Update	Moji
TVRI Sport Pagi	TVRI, TVRI Sport
Zona Bisnis Pagi	BN Channel

Former

Programme	Run	Network
2 Jam Saja	1999-2001	TVRI
8-11 Show	2010-2015	Metro TV
Bercanda Pagi	2022	Trans7
Berita Pagi	2001-2008	TVRI
Berita Pagi	2006	TV7
Berita Trans Pagi	2002-2003	Trans TV
Bincang Pagi	2003-2004 2013-2015	Metro TV
Buka Mata	2004-2005	Trans TV
Buletin Indonesia Pagi	2012-2017	Global TV (2012-2017) GTV (2017)
Buletin Pagi	1993	RCTI, SCTV
Caca Marica	2021-2022	RTV
Cakrawala Pagi	2005-2006	ANTV
Good Morning	2005-2008	Trans TV
Global Pagi	2005-2006 2008-2009	Global TV
Halaman Depan	2002-2003	Trans TV
Halo Indonesia	1995-2003	ANTV
Indonesiaku	1980-1990	TVRI
Indonesia Morning Show	2013-2019	NET.
Indonesia Pagi	2008-2009	SUN TV
Indonesia Pagi	2012-2014	TVRI
Indonesia This Morning	2007-2011	Metro TV
Indonesia Today	1996-2001	RCTI
InLine	2021	Trans7
Inspirasi Pagi	2004-2005	TV7
Jendela Pagi	2003-2004	TV7
Jurnal ANTV Pagi	2003-2005	ANTV
Laporan ANTeve Pagi	1994-1995	ANTV
Lensa Olahraga Pagi	2005-2017	ANTV
Lintas Pagi	2006-2017	TPI (2006-2010) MNCTV (2010-2017)
Matahari	2003-2004	Trans TV
Metro This Morning	2001-2006	Metro TV
NET. 5	2013-2018	NET.
News Watch	1997-2000	SCTV
Nuansa Pagi	1991-2009	RCTI
Nusantara Pagi	2010-2011	SUN TV
Nusantara Kini Pagi	2015-2020	Jawa Pos TV
Pagi Pagi	2015-2019	NET.
Reportase Pagi	2003-2016	Trans TV
Salam Pagi	2014-2015	Sindo TV
Santapan Pagi	2001-2002	Trans TV
Selamat Pagi	2007-2018	Trans7
Selamat Pagi Indonesia	1991-2006	TPI
Selamat Pagi Nusantara	2010-2011	TVRI
Selamat Pagi Nusantara	2017-2018	ANTV
Semangat Pagi Nusantara	2014-2015	TVRI
Semangat Pagi Indonesia	2015-2020	TVRI
Seputar Indonesia Pagi	2009-2017	RCTI
Sindo Morning	2013-2014	Sindo TV
Sindo Pagi	2014-2015	Sindo TV
Sport7 Pagi	2004-2015	TV7 (2004-2006) Trans7 (2006-2015)
Sportzone Pagi	2013-2014	B Channel (2013-2014) RTV (2014)
Tajuk Pagi	2003-2004	TV7
Topik Pagi	2006-2017	ANTV
Tujuh Pagi	2005-2006	TV7
Warta Nusantara	2009-2010	TVRI
Warta Pagi	2010-2012	TVRI

Ireland

Current

Programme	Duration	Network
Ireland AM	1999–present	Virgin Media One
Morning Ireland	2009–present	RTÉ News
Today	2012–present	RTÉ One

Israel

Current

Programme	Run	Network
HaOlam HaBoker (The World This Morning)	2006–present	Reshet Channel 13
Yom Hadash (A New Day)	2006–present	Keshet Channel 12

Former

Programme	Run	Network
Boker Tov Yisrael (Good Morning Israel)	1990–2003	Channel 1
Reshet Al HaBoker (Reshet on the Morning)	1996–2006	Reshet Channel 2
Telad Coffee (Café Telad)	1997–2005	Telad Channel 2
Tohnit HaBoker (The Morning Show)	1996–2006	Keshet Channel 2
Kol Boker (Every Morning)	2004–2019	Channel 10

Italy

Current

Programme	Run	Network
TG1 Mattina	2022–present	Rai 1
TG5 Prima Pagina	1991–present	Canale 5
Omnibus	2002–present	La7
Mattino Cinque	2008–present	Canale 5
Morning News	2021–present	Canale 5
Sky TG24 Buongiorno	2019–present	SKY TG24
Buongiorno Sky Sport 24	2019–present	Sky Sport 24
Unomattina	1986–present	Rai 1
UnoMattina in Famiglia	1989–present	Rai 1
Caterpillar AM	2022–present	Rai 2
Agorà	2010–present	Rai 3
Buongiorno Italia	2010–present	Rai 3
Buongiorno Regione	2009–present	Rai 3
Edizioni del mattino	1999–present	Rai News 24
TG Sport 6.30	2017–present	Rai Sport

Former

Programme	Run	Network
Buongiorno Italia	1980-1981 1984-1987	Canale 5
SKY TG24 Mattina	2004-2019	SKY TG24
Sky Sport 24 Mattina	2008-2019	Sky Sport 24
Buongiorno Cielo	2011-2012	Cielo
Ogni Mattina	2020-2021	TV8

Japan

Programme	Network
Good! Morning (Japanese: グッド!モーニング)	TV Asahi
Mezamashi TV (Japanese: めざましテレビ)	Fuji Television
The Time, (Japanese: ザ・タイム)	TBS Holdings
News Morning Satellite (Japanese: ニュースモーニングサテライト)	TV Tokyo
NHK News – Good Morning Japan (Japanese: NHKニュースおはよう日本)	NHK
Oha Suta (Japanese: おはスタ)	TV Tokyo
ZIP!	Nippon Television

Kosovo

Programme	Run	Network
Mirëmengjesi Kosovë	2002–present	RTK

Laos

Programme	Run	Network
Sabaidee Muang Lao	2006–present	Lao Star TV

Latvia

Programme	Run	Network	Notes
900 sekundes	2004–present	LNT	Airs Monday-Fridays.
LNT Brokastis	2014–present	LNT	Airs weekends.
Rīts	2006–present	LTV1	Relaunched as Labrīt, Latvija! (2006–2013); relaunched as Rīta Panorāma (2013)

Lithuania

Programme	Network
Labas rytas, Lietuva	LRT TV

Malaysia

Current

Programme	Run	Network	Notes
8TV Morning Express (Chinese: 八度早新闻)	2022–present	8TV
Awani Pagi		Astro Awani
Assalamualaikum		TV Alhijrah
Malaysia Hari Ini	1994–present	TV3
Selamat Pagi Malaysia	1985–present	TV1 (1985–present) Berita RTM (2018–present)	Formerly broadcasts only on weekends, particularly on Friday and Sunday, until the 1st of March 1994, when full-time morning broadcast started during that time. Also known as Selamat Pagi 1 Malaysia from 2010–2014.
Vizhuthugal (Tamil)		Astro Vaanavil Astro Vinmeen HD

Former

Programme	Run	Network	Notes
A.M live!	2016–2017	Astro Ria
Bernama Today		Bernama TV
Hot FM AM Krew on 8TV	2006–2016	8TV	Live video simulcast of Hot FM's breakfast show
8 Weekly (Chinese: 城市週看)	2013–2018	8TV
The Breakfast Show	2006–2013	NTV7	Aired weekdays.
Good Morning Tai Tai (Chinese: 活力早晨)	2013–2016	NTV7	Discontinued on 31 March 2016; replaced by the CJ Wow Shop teleshopping block
Isu Kommentar	1998–1999	TV1
Jendela Pagi	2000–2001	TV1
Nasi Lemak Kopi O	2008–2018	TV9
Moving on 2	1996–2002	TV2	Aired on Fridays and weekends only.
Sekapur Sirih	1987–1994	TV3	Aired on Sundays only
Seulas Pinang	1993–1994	TV3	Aired on Fridays only.
Borak Kopitiam	2018–2022	TV3	Aired on weekends (including Fridays) only

Malta

Programme	Network
La Qomna, Qomna	NET Television
ONE Breakfast	One
TVAM	TVM

Mexico

Current

Programme	Run	Network
Hoy	1998–present	Televisa
Venga la alegría	2004–present	TV Azteca
Sale el sol	2016–present	Imagen Television
VIVALAVI	2022–present	Multimedios Canal 6

Former

Programme	Run	Network
Un nuevo día	1992–1998	Televisa
Cada mañana	1993–2003	TV Azteca
Nuestro día	2007–2015	Cadenatres

Montenegro

Programme	Network
Boje jutra	TV Vijesti
Dobro jutro Crna Goro	RTCG 1
Rujna zora	Gradska televizija

Morocco

Current

Programme	Network
Sabahiyat 2M	2M TV

Netherlands

Current

Programme	Network	Notes
Goedemorgen Nederland	NPO 1	produced by WNL
Hart Van Nederland Ochtend	SBS6
NOS Jeugdjournaal Octhend	NPO Zapp	produced by NOS
NOS Journaal Ochtend	NPO 1	produced by NOS
RTL Onbjitnieuws	RTL4
RTL Z Onbjitnieuws	RTL Z
RTL Z Onbjit Voorbeurs	RTL Z

Former

Programme	Network	Notes
Ochtendspits	Nederland 1
Ontbijt Show	RTL4
Ontbijt TV	Nederland 1	produced by KRO
RTL Breakfast Club	RTL4
Vandaag de dag	Nederland 1	produced by WNL & Changed name to Goedemorgen Nederland

New Zealand

Current

Programme	Network
1 Breakfast	TVNZ 1
AM	Three
AM Early	Three

Former

Programme	Network
Paul Henry	Three
ASB Business	Three
Breakfast Business	TVNZ 1
Sunrise	Three
Brunch	Choice
Firstline	Three
Saturday Breakfast	Three
Good Morning	TVNZ 1
TVNZ News Now (morning edition)	TVNZ 7
Morena	TVNZ 1

Norway

Current

Programme	Run	Network
God Morgen, Norge!	1994–present	TV 2
Nyhetsmorgen	2008–present	NRK1

Former

Programme	Run	Network
Frokost-TV	1983–1993 (Saturdays only); 2001; 2003–2008	NRK1
Morgennytt	1999–2001; since 2008 2008–2010	NRK1 NRK2

Pakistan

Programme	Network
Good Morning Pakistan	ARY Digital
Jago Pakistan Jago	Hum TV
Masala Mornings	Masala TV
Meena Bazaar with Ayesha Sana	PTV
Meri Subah Haseen Hai	A-Plus Entertainment
Morning with Farah	ATV
Morning with Juggan	PTV Home
Morning With Sahir	A-Plus Entertainment
Muskurati Morning	TV One
Nadia Khan Show	Geo TV
Subah Saveray Samaa k Saath	SAMAA TV
Subh-e-Pakistan	Geo Entertainment
Yayvo Subhenau	PTV News
Utho Jago Pakistan	Geo Entertainment
Ye Hai Zindagi	Dawn News
Yeh Subh Tumhari Hai	CNBC Pakistan

Panama

Programme	Network
A Gusto	TVO
Buenos Días	TVN
Debate Abierto	RPC
Telediario Matutino	TVO
Telemetro Reporta Matutino	Telemetro
Tu Mañana	Telemetro
TVN Noticias AM	TVN

Paraguay

Programme	Network
Mañaneras	América Televisión
Será un gran día	Canal 13
Mañana Plus	Red Guaraní
Tu media mañana	Paraguay TV
Arriba Paraguay	Paravisión
El mañanero	La Tele
Día a Día	Telefuturo
La Mañana de Cada Día	SNT
La Mañana de Unicanal	Unicanal
La mañana de Ocho TV	Ocho TV

Peru

Programme	Network
90 Matinal	Frecuencia Latina
Buenos Días Perú	Panamericana Television
D6A9	Canal N
Nuevo Día	Perú TV Arequipa
Primer Reporte	ATV
Primera Edición	América Televisión
TV Peru Noticias	TV Perú

Philippines

Current

Programme	Run	Network
CNN Philippines New Day	2016–present	CNN Philippines
Frontline sa Umaga	2021–present	TV5 One PH
Good Morning Kuya	2007–present	UNTV
Early Edition	2017–present	ABS-CBN News Channel
Dobol B TV	2021–present	GTV
Newsline Philippines	2006–present	SMNI
Kada Umaga	2021–present	Net 25
Rise and Shine Pilipinas	2020–present	PTV
Unang Hirit	1999–present	GMA

Former

Programme	Run	Network	Notes
Good Morning Manila	1980–1986	Maharlika Broadcasting System	The first-ever breakfast television show in the Philippines
Magandang Umaga Po	1986–1996	ABS-CBN	Originally titled Good Morning, Philippines (1986)
Magandang Umaga, Pilipinas	1996–2007	ABS-CBN	Originally titled Alas Singko Y Medya (1996–2002) and Magandang Umaga, Bayan (2002–2005)
Mornings @ GMA	1998–1999	GMA
Mornings @ ANC	2006–2017	ABS-CBN News Channel
Umagang Kay Ganda	2007–2020	ABS-CBN
One Morning Cafe	2007–2010	NBN, RPN, IBC (television) PBS (radio)
Sapul sa Singko	2010–2012	TV5
Pambansang Almusal	2011-2021	Net 25
News to Go	2011–2019	GMA News TV
Good Morning Club	2012–2014	TV5
Solar Daybreak	2012–2015	Talk TV (2012) Solar News Channel (2012–2014) 9TV (2014–2015)
RadyoBisyon (PTV and PBS) Good Morning Pilipinas (PTV only)	2014–2017 2013–2017	PTV (television) PBS (radio)
Good Morning Ser	2014	TV5
Aksyon sa Umaga	2014–2017	TV5
CNN Philippines Headline News	2015–2016	CNN Philippines
Bagong Pilipinas / Daily Info	2017–2020	PTV
Dobol B Sa News TV	2011–2012 2017–2021	GMA News TV

Poland

Current

Programme	Run	Network
Dzień Dobry TVN (Good Morning TVN)	2005–present	TVN
Nowy Dzień (A New Day)	2008–present	Polsat News, Polsat
Poranek TVP Info (The TVP Info Morning)	2007–present	TVP Info
Pytanie na śniadanie (A Question For Breakfast)	2002–present	TVP2
Wstajesz i wiesz (You Get Up And You Know)	2001–present	TVN24

Former

Programme	Run	Network	Notes
Kawa czy herbata? (Coffee Or Tea?)	1992–2013	TVP1
Dzień dobry w sobotę (Good Morning On Saturday)	2014–2015	TVP1
Dzień dobry, Polsko! (Good Morning, Poland!)	2017–2018	TVP1
#dzieńdobryWP (#goodmorningWP)	2016–2018	Telewizja WP
Puls o poranku (Pulse In The Morning)	2008	TV Puls

Portugal

Programme	Network
Bom Dia Portugal	RTP1
Diário da Manhã	TVI
Edição da Manhã	SIC
Esta Manhã	TVI
Novo Dia	CNN Portugal

Puerto Rico

Programme	Run	Station/network
Noticentro al Amanecer	2000–present	WAPA-TV
Hoy Día Puerto Rico	2021–present	WKAQ-TV

Romania

Programme	Network
3 Ceasuri Bune (English: 3 Good Watch)	TVR 1 TVR Info
Digimatinal (English: Digi Morning)	Digi24
Neatza cu Răzvan și Dani (English: Mornin' with Răzvan and Dani)	Antena 1
Știrile dimineţii Antena 3 CNN (English: Antena 3 CNN Morning News)	Antena 3 CNN
Știrile dimineţii (English: Morning News)	B1 TV
Știrile ProTV dimineţii (English: ProTV Morning News)	Pro TV
Zori de zi (English: Morning Dawn)	OTV

Russia

Current

Programme	Run	Network	Notes
Good Morning	1986–present	Channel 1	Originally titled "60 minutes" (1986-1987), "90 minutes" (1987-1988), "120 minutes" (1988-1991), "120+30/Morning 120+30" (1991), "Morning" (1991-1994), "TV-Morning" (1994-1996)
Mood	1997–present	TV Center
Business Morning	2017–present	NTV
Russia's Morning	1998–present	Russia 1	Originally titled "Good Morning, Russia!" (1998-2001, 2002–2009), "Morning on RTR" (2002)

Former

Programme	Run	Network	Notes
Day By Day	1998–2002	TV-6	Cancelled as a result of the shutdown of TV-6; a daytime version of the programme was also produced.
Good Morning, Moscow	1991–1997	MTK	Cancelled because of MTK channel refurbishment (now "3 kanal"), replaced by Mood
NTV Morning	1996–2015	NTV

Serbia

Current

Programme	Run	Network	Notes
Beograde, Dobro Jutro (English: Belgrade, Good Morning		Studio B
Novo jutro (English: New Morning	2018–present	RTV Pink	In winter of 2018 Pink launched new morning show format, after Jovana and Srdjan quit, with new hosts - Dea & Predrag.
Dobro jutro, Srbijo! (English: Good Morning, Serbia!	2010–present (current run)	Happy TV	Until 2010, it aired on TV Košava until 6:30 am, when Happy TV would sign on.
Dobro jutro, Vojvodino (English: Good Morning, Vojvodina		RTV 1
Jutarnji Program (English: The Morning Show)	1986–present	RTS 1	Most watched morning show programme in Serbia.
Jutro na Prvoj (English: Morning on Prva)	2018–present	Prva	In 2018 after the success of new daily magazine format called "150 Minutes", Prva launched morning show programme with hosts of Pink's morning show - Jovana Joksimovic and Srdjan Predojevic. In late 2020, after scandal and disagreement with network's management, Jovana and Srdjan got fired and soon replaced with new hosts - Filip, Marijana and Bojana.
Novi dan (English: New day)	2014–present	N1	Licensed version of CNN's New Day
Probudi se (English: Wake up!)	2020–present	Nova S
Uranak K1 (styled: Ura na K1) (English: Early K1)	2020–present	K1	Jovana Joksimovic's new morning show.
Euronews Jutro (English: Euronews Morning)	2021–present	Euronews Serbia

Former

Programme	Run	Network	Notes
Dobro jutro! (English: Good Morning!	2010–2018	RTV Pink	The Morining Show's hosts Jovana and Srdjan moved to Pink from RTS and launched daily morning magazine, copying The Morning Show format.
Tačno 9 (English: Exactly 9)	2012–2015	Prva	The Serbian version of the former RTL show Punkt 9; there is also a daily edition, called Tačno 1 (English: Exactly 1), a localized one-hour timeshifted version of the RTL show "Punkt 12". It stopped broadcasting in late June 2015, saying it was preparing to launch a new format.

Singapore

Current

Programme	Run	Network
Asia Squawk Box	February 1998 – present	CNBC Asia
Asia First	1 April 2019 – present	CNA
Morning Express (晨光第一线)	1 September 2014 – present	Channel 8
Newsday	13 June 2011 – present	BBC World News
The Rundown	31 March 2014 – present	CNBC Asia
Street Signs	31 March 2014 – present	CNBC Asia

Former

Programme	Run	Network
AM Saturday	6 September 1997 – 27 February 1999	Channel 5
AM Singapore	29 August 1994 – 26 February 1999	Channel 5
Good Morning Singapore (早安您好)	6 March 1995 – 29 August 2014	Channel 8

Slovakia

Current

Programme	Network
Raňajky	TA3
Ranné Noviny	TV JOJ JOJ 24
Ranné Správy RTVS	Jednotka 24
Teleráno	Markíza

Former

Programme	Run	Network	Notes
Raňajojky	–August 2009	TV JOJ	Replaced by new project in cooperation with Fun Radio
Ranný Magazín		STV

Slovenia

Current

Programme	Run	Network	Notes
Dobro jutro (English: Good Morning)	2002–present	TV SLO 1
Dobro jutro (English: Good Morning)	1995–present	VTV Velenje	First morning show programme in Slovenia.
Jutro na Planetu (English: Morning on Planet)	2021–present	Planet TV

Former

Programme	Run	Network
Dobro jutro, Slovenija	1996–2001	POP TV

South Africa

Programme	Network
Morning Live	SABC 2 SABC News
South African Morning	eNCA

South Korea

Current

Programme	Run	Network
Business Wide Morning Bell (경제와이드 모닝벨)	4 January 2016 –	SBS Biz
Business Wide Issue& (경제와이드 이슈&)	4 January 2016 –	SBS Biz
Business Wide Backbriefing Now (경제와이드 백브리핑 시시각각)	4 January 2016 –	SBS Biz
Fastball Show with Kim Jin (김진의 돌직구쇼)	8 July 2013 –	Channel A
Global Village (지구촌 뉴스)	1 May 2000 –	KBS2
Good Morning Korea LIVE (굿모닝 대한민국 라이브)	6 July 2020 –	KBS2
Good Morning MBN (굿모닝 MBN)	4 March 2013 –	MBN
Happy Morning (행복한 아침)	11 February 2019 –	Channel A
JTBC News Morning & (JTBC NEWS 아침 &)	16 September 2013 –	JTBC
KBS Morning News Time (KBS 아침뉴스타임)	1 November 2004 –	KBS2
Live Today (라이브 투데이)	1 December 2011 –	Yonhap News TV
Morning Wide (모닝와이드)	10 December 1991 –	SBS
News Chulbal (뉴스출발)	Nov 2009 –	YTN
News Paper Pass Through TV (신통방통)	8 April 2013 –	TV CHOSUN
News Plaza (뉴스광장)	20 May 1991 –	KBS1
News Today (뉴스오늘)	1 December 2011 –	Yonhap News TV
News Today (뉴스투데이)	17 April 1995 – 19 October 1996 1 April 2002 –	MBC
North Windows (남북의 창)	14 March 1989 –	KBS1
Starting 620 (출발 620)	1 December 2011 –	Yonhap News TV
Sunday Diagnosis Live (일요진단 라이브)	9 May 1993 –	KBS1
TV CHOSUN News Parade (TV CHOSUN 뉴스퍼레이드)	17 April 2013 –	TV CHOSUN

Former

Programme	Run	Network
2TV Morning (2TV 아침)	1 January 2015 – 22 April 2016	KBS2
Good Morning A (굿모닝 A)	14 January 2013	Channel A
Good Morning Korea (굿모닝 대한민국)	2011–2014	KBS2
Morning Y (모닝 Y)	2011 –	Yonhap News TV
Starting 640 (출발 640)	2011 –	Yonhap News TV
Live OBS (생방송 OBS)	2007–2009,2009–2014	OBS Gyeongin TV
MBC Morning News 2000 (MBC 아침뉴스 2000)	1996–2000	MBC
MBC News Good Morning Korea (굿모닝 코리아)	1996–2000	MBC

Spain

Current

Programme	Run	Network
La hora de La 1	2020–present	La 1
Espejo Público	2006–present	Antena 3
Informativos Telecinco Matinal		Telecinco
El Programa de Ana Rosa	2005–present	Telecinco
Aruser@s	2018–present	LaSexta
Els Matins de TV3	2004–present	TV3
Bos Días		TVG

Former

Programme	Run	Network
Los Desayunos de TVE	1994–2020	La 1
La mañana de La 1	2009–2020	La 1
La 2 Noticias Matinal	1994–1996	TVE2
Bon Día Catalunya	1992–2004	TV3
Las Noticias de la Mañana		Antena 3
Por la Mañana	2002–2008	TVE1
Ruedo Ibérico	2004–2006	Antena 3
Saber Vivir	1997–2009	TVE1
Las Mañanas de Cuatro	2006–2018	Cuatro
La Mirada Crítica	1998–2009	Telecinco

Sri Lanka

Programme	Network
Rise and Shine	Channel Eye (SLRC)
Good Morning Sri Lanka	Channel One MTV

Sweden

Current

Programme	Network	Run	Notes
Morgonstudion	SVT1	2017–present	Preceded by God morgon Sverige (Formerly titled SVT morgon, Rapport morgon)
Nyhetsmorgon	TV4	1992–	Formerly titled Go'morron

Former

Programme	Network
Morrongänget	Kanal Lokal Göteborg
Rivstart	TV6
RIX MorronZoo	TV3
Vakna med The Voice	Kanal 5

Thailand

Current

Program	Run	Network
Breakfast News (Thai: ข่าวมื้อเช้า)	2014–present	Workpoint TV
Clear News Social (Thai: เช้าข่าวชัดโซเชียล)	2015–present	Thairath TV
Inside Thailand (Thai: เจาะลึกทั่วไทย)	2010–present	Spring News
Morning News Show (Thai: โชว์ข่าวเช้านี้)	1 August 2016–present	PPTV HD
T News : Live Indeep Real (Thai: ทีนิวส์ สด ลึก จริง)	2016–present	Bright TV Produced by T News
Morning Talk (Thai: เรื่องเล่าเช้านี้)	2 June 2003–present	TV3
News Insight (Thai: สนามข่าวเจ็ดสี)	2015–present	CH7
Pra Ram Kao Khao Chao (Thai: พระรามเก้าข่าวเช้า)	2014–present	MCOT
Thailand's This Morning (Thai: เช้านี้ประเทศไทย)	1 July 2016–present	TV5
ThaiPBS New Day (Thai: วันใหม่ไทยพีบีเอส)	30 September 2013–present	ThaiPBS
This Morning at Mochit (Thai: เช้านี้ที่หมอชิต)	1 June 2009–present	CH7
Wake Up! (Thai: ตื่นแต่เช้า)	June 2016–present	One HD
Wake Up News (Thai: เวคอัปนิวส์)	28 February 2011–present	Voice TV

Former

Program	Run	Network
Chao Khao Khon Khon Khao Chao (Thai: เช้าข่าวข้น คนข่าวเช้า)	1 April 2009 – 29 June 2012	MCOT
Good Morning Siam (Thai: สยามเช้านี้)	1 January 2007 – 31 December 2010	TV5

Trinidad and Tobago

Programme	Network
CNC3 Early Morning	CNC3
Cock-A-Doodle-Doo	Gayelle TV
First Up	C Television
Morning Edition	CCN TV6
Sunrise	WIN TV

United Kingdom

Current

Programme	Run	Network	Notes
BBC Breakfast	2000–present	BBC One/BBC News
Morning Live	2020–present	BBC One
Saturday Kitchen	2002–present		Saturday morning cookery show
Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg	2022–present		Sunday morning politics show; branded as The Andrew Marr Show until December 2021
Worklife	2019–present	BBC News	Weekdays
BBC News at Nine	2018–present	BBC Two/BBC News
Saturday Mash-Up!	2017–present	BBC Two/CBBC	Saturday morning children's magazine entertainment
BBC World News	2008–present	BBC One/BBC News	Branded as The World Today ????-2009; weekends only since October 2017
The Briefing	2017–present		Weekdays, also aimed at European and African audiences on BBC World News
Business Briefing			Weekdays, also aimed at European and African audiences on BBC World News
Good Morning Britain	2014–present	ITV
Lorraine	2010–present
This Morning	1988–present
James Martin's Saturday Morning	2017–present		Saturday morning cookery show
Sunday Brunch	2012–present	Channel 4	Sunday morning cookery & talk show
Milkshake!	1997–present	Channel 5
Jeremy Vine	2018–present
Jo and Sparky Breakfast Show	2015–present	Notts TV	Live studio feed from Gem 106, previously The Sam & Amy Breakfast Show
Sky News @ Breakfast	2019–present	Sky News	Branded as Kay Burley @ Breakfast Monday–Thursday simulcast on Sky Showcase
Sophy Ridge on Sunday	2017–present		Sunday morning politics show
Ian King Live	2014–present		Weekdays
The Early Rundown	2019–present	Sky Showcase/Sky News
Good Morning Sports Fans	1998–present	Sky Sports News
Soccer AM	1995–present	Sky Showcase/Sky Sports	Saturday morning football show
Breakfast with...	2022–present	GB News	Branded as Breakfast with Eamonn and Isabel Monday–Friday and Breakfast with Stephen and Anne Saturday–Sunday
The Early Breakfast Show	2022–present	TalkTV
The Breakfast Show	2022–present		Branded as The Julia Hartley-Brewer Breakfast Show Monday–Thursday

Former

Programme	Run	Network	Notes
The Andrew Marr Show	2005–2021	BBC One	Sunday morning politics show; branded as Sunday AM until September 2007
The Big Breakfast	1992–2002	Channel 4
Breakfast News	1989–2000	BBC One
Breakfast Time	1983–1989
Breakfast with Frost	1993–2005
Business Breakfast	1993–2000	BBC One	Was part of Breakfast News from September 1989 until December 1992
BBC Business Live	2015–2019	BBC News
The Channel Four Daily	1989–1992	Channel 4
Channel M Breakfast	2007–2009	Channel M
Daybreak (1983)	1983	TV-am
Daybreak (2010)	2010–2014	ITV
Estuary News	2013–????	Estuary TV
Freshly Squeezed	2006–2012	Channel 4
GMTV	1993–2010	GMTV
The Great British Breakfast	2021–2022	GB News
Good Morning Britain	1983–1992	TV-am
Good Morning Calendar	1977	Yorkshire Television	Is now the branding of ITV News Calendar's bulletins within Good Morning Britain
Good Morning North	1977	Tyne Tees Television
Holly & Stephen's Saturday Showdown	2004–2006	ITV/CITV	Saturday morning children's magazine entertainment
Morning Glory	2006	Channel 4
Peston on Sunday	2016–2018	ITV	Sunday morning politics show
RI:SE	2002–2003	Channel 4
Saturday Superstore	1982–1987	BBC One
Scrambled!	2014–2021	ITV/CITV	Saturday morning children's magazine entertainment
SMTV Live	1998–2003	ITV
Sunrise	1989–2019	Sky News
Swap Shop	1976–1982	BBC One
The Wright Stuff	2000–2018	Channel 5
Tiswas	1974–1982	ITV
Victoria Derbyshire	2015–2020	BBC Two/BBC News	Weekdays
Wake Up Bristol	2015–????	Bristol TV
Wake Up Cardiff	2015–????	Cardiff TV
Wake Up Leeds	2015–????	Leeds TV
Wake Up London	2014–????	London Live
Wake Up Tyne & Wear	2015–????	Tyne & Wear TV
Weekend	2014–2017	ITV
Zoe Ball On...	2018

United States

Current

Program	Run	Network	Notes
AgDay	1982 – present	Syndicated and RFD-TV	Daily half-hour morning agribusiness news program currently produced by Farm Journal Media and recorded at WNDU-TV in South Bend, Indiana. Farm Journal Media also produces the weekly U.S. Farm Report which has been in production since 1975. Full broadcasts of AgDay are uploaded daily at agweb.com.
America This Morning	1982–present	ABC	Originally titled ABC News This Morning in 1982. Changed its title to ABC World News This Morning in early 1983. Adopted current title on 13 November 2006. Originally aired a full hour from 6-7 a.m. Eastern Time as a lead in to Good Morning America. Over time, it got pushed back to early mornings and shorten to a half hour national morning newscast airing live from 3:30-4:00 a.m., as many ABC affiliates signed on local morning newscasts and expanding the lengths of those respected broadcasts over time.
America's Morning Headquarters	2014–present	The Weather Channel	Airs seven days a week.
America's Newsroom	2007–present	Fox News
Bloomberg Daybreak Americas	2015–present	Bloomberg Television	Formerly titled Bloomberg <GO> (2015–2016)
Bloomberg Surveillance	2010–present	Bloomberg Television
CBS Morning News	1982–present	CBS	Early morning program that first started on 4 October 1982. Formerly titled CBS Early Morning News (1982–1987) replacing Captain Kangaroo which moved to weekends. Current title previously used for a 15-minute format that ran in 1957 as a lead out of the Jimmy Dean era of The Morning Show, and later as a 60-minute morning newscast that aired from 1963 to 1979 (Fourth daily Morning/Breakfast show for CBS). The CBS Morning News moniker was also used for a program that aired from January 1982 through January 1987 that competed directly with NBC's Today and ABC's Good Morning America (and was the sixth daily Morning/Breakfast show for CBS). The CBS Early Morning News version of the program dropped the word Early in the title when the 1982-87 version of the CBS Morning News was canceled in favor of The Morning Program.
CBS Mornings	2021 – present	CBS	Retooled version of the 2012-2021 version of CBS This Morning, integrating Gottfried Reiche's Abblasen fanfare as done by Samuel Oatts (instead of Wynton Marsalis), and other elements of its Sunday Morning program (including the iconic Sun of May Logo), coupled with the five note CBS instrumental logo ("This, Is CBS") in a fast-paced daily program. Overall this is the 11th daily Morning/Breakfast show to air on CBS.
CBS Saturday Morning	2021 – present	CBS	The original version of CBS News Saturday Morning aired from 1997 until 1999 and was anchored by Russ Mitchell (now with WKYC-TV Cleveland) and former New York congresswoman Susan Molinari. Replaced by the Saturday edition of The Early Show in 1999. Revived as an extension to CBS Mornings in 2021.
CBS News Sunday Morning	1979–present	CBS	Originally aired six days a week, titled in accordance to the day of the week (Monday Morning, Tuesday Morning, etc.), later dropped the days of the week except on Sunday. The daily version of Morning (the fifth daily Morning/Breakfast show for CBS) was dropped in 1982 for a revived version of the CBS Morning News. Has stuck with its Sunday newspaper magazine supplement format since its 79 debut, especially with its focus on the fine and performing arts, and relaxed and quiet pacing. Show continues to be successful reaching 6 million viewers to date. The current version of Gottfried Reiche's Abblasen which has been theme to Sunday Morning from the start is performed by Wynton Marsalis.
College GameDay	1987–present	ESPN	Saturday morning program aired only during NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision season, presented live on-location each week from a facility hosting a high-profile game on that day.
Despierta América	1997–present	Univision
Early Start	2012–present	CNN
Early Today	1999–present	NBC	Also airs overnights competing with the CBS Overnight News and ABC's World News Now.
En la Mañana	2019–present	Estrella TV
Fox & Friends First	2012 – present	Fox News	Two hour lead in program to the main Fox & Friends program. Airs seven days a week.
Fox & Friends	1998–present	Fox News	Airs seven days with the daily version running three hours, and the weekend version running four hours
Hoy Día	2021–present	Telemundo	Spanish counterpart to the Today show on sister network NBC.
Good Morning America	1975–present	ABC	Replaced AM America in 1975 (which only lasted ten months), and became a morning show mainstay on the ABC network. First hosted by actors David Hartman and Nancy Dussault. Hartman successfully transitioned from acting to journalism and hosted GMA for 11 years (1975-1987). Dussault was replaced by Sandy Hill in 1977, and Joan Lunden replaced Hill in 1980. Lunden stayed on GMA for 17 years, leaving the show in 1997. Both Hill and Lunden have journalism backgrounds. GMA shares its name with the lyric hook from the Steve Goodman song City of New Orleans that would be first popularized by folk rock singer Arlo Guthrie. GMA first expanded into the weekends with a Sunday only broadcast that aired from 1993 until 1999. GMA expanded into the weekends a second time with Saturday and Sunday broadcasts starting on the weekend of 4–5 September 2004.
Good Morning Football	2012–present	NFL Network
Live with Kelly and Ryan	1983–present	Syndication	Originally titled The Morning Show when it was a local New York City program on WABC-TV before going national in 1988 and being renamed to Live that include the names of the hosts of the moment. Hosts over the years included Regis Philbin and Kathie Lee Gifford (whose "mismatch" proved to be hit with TV viewers since being parried in 1985 and ended in 2000); Kelly Ripa; Michael Strahan (who moved on to Good Morning America); and multi-media personality Ryan Seacrest. Airs after Good Morning America on ABC affiliates, but seen on other stations that are affiliated with rival networks.
Morning Express with Robin Meade	2005–present	HLN
Morning in America	2021–present	NewsNation
Morning Joe	2007–present	MSNBC	Hosted by former Republican Congressman Joe Scarborough, who the show is named after. Co-hosted with Mika Brzezinski (Scarborough and Brzezinski were married in November 2018) and Willie Geist. Served as a replacement for Imus in the Morning which later moved to RFD-TV, then Fox Business before Don Imus ended his TV simulcast for good in 2015.
Mornings with Maria	2015–present	Fox Business	Hosted by financial news journalist and commentator Maria Bartiromo. Replaced the television simulcast of Imus In the Morning in 2015, when Don Imus choose to move out of New York City to Texas.
New Day	2013–present	CNN	Runs seven days a week.
SportsCenter	1979–present	ESPN	Multiple editions air throughout the day.
Squawk Box	1995–present	CNBC
Today	1952–present	NBC	The very first Breakfast/Morning Television Program in both the United States and the world. Fifth longest running American TV series. Expanding on weekends starting with a Sunday broadcast that began 20 September 1987, and adding a Saturday broadcasting that began 1 August 1992. Current anchors on the daily 7-9 a.m. hours are Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb, along with news anchor Craig Melvin, and weather anchor Al Roker. The Saturday anchors on Today are Peter Alexander and Kristen Welker, and Willie Geist is the anchor on Sunday Today. Notable presenters over the years include Dave Garroway who was the founding host of the show (1952-1961), Hugh Downs (1962-1971), Barbara Walters (1966-1976), Frank McGee (1971-1974), Tom Brokaw (1976-1981), Jane Pauley (1976-1989), Bryant Gumbel (1982-1997), Deborah Norville (1990-1991), Katie Couric (1991-2006), Matt Lauer (1997-2017), Meredith Vieira (2006-2011) and Ann Curry (2011-2012).
Varney & Co.	2010–present	Fox Business	Hosted by longtime British-American business/political journalist and commentator, Stuart "Stu" Varney.
Velshi	2020–present	MSNBC	Runs on weekends. Hosted by Ali Velshi who brings his sharp analysis and point-of-view to weekend mornings.
Way Too Early with Jonathan Lemire	2009–present	MSNBC	Early morning spinoff of Morning Joe hosted by Jonathan Lemire.
Worldwide Exchange	2005–present	CNBC

Locally produced programs featuring a franchise title on affiliates of Fox, the CW, MyNetworkTV, independent stations and associated Big Three television networks (ABC, CBS and NBC):

• Daybreak - This title is used by WISH-TV in Indianapolis to brand its morning newscasts, and has been branded Daybreak for as long WISH-TV has produced Morning Newscasts, and when they were once affiliated with CBS. Daybreak is also used by Gray Television's KKCO/KJCT-LP in Grand Junction, Colorado.
• Good Day – Fox's local morning news show format is used by both stations that are either owned-and-operated or affiliated with the network (i.e., Good Day L.A. in Los Angeles). The program may have a different name in several markets (e.g., Fox 6 WakeUp News on WITI in Milwaukee), but the format is the same from market to market. WAGA-TV adopted the name of their local morning newscast Good Day Atlanta in 1992 while still affiliated with CBS and taking the place of the first incarnation of CBS This Morning. ABC affiliate WATN-TV in Memphis which was once affiliated with Fox uses the title Good Day Memphis for their morning newscasts.
• Good Morning [region] – used by local ABC affiliates to complement Good Morning America (e.g., Good Morning Twin Tiers on WENY in Elmira, New York). KTVK which was once an ABC affiliate from 1955 until 1996 and is now an Independent/CBS alternate station; continues to use the title Good Morning Arizona for their morning newscast that runs from 4:30 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. WHBQ-TV, a Fox affiliated station in Memphis but once affiliated with ABC uses the title Good Morning Memphis for their morning newscasts.
  • An earlier variant is A.M. [region] (such as with AM Buffalo on WKBW-TV in Buffalo, New York), which was later adapted by ABC for AM America, a short-lived morning show that aired on the network for eleven months in 1975 before it chose to adapt Cleveland affiliate WEWS' local program The Morning Exchange into the future national format for Good Morning America. The 1980s PBS program A.M. Weather also used the same title form.
• [Station Calls/Branding] Morning News – The defunct Tribune Broadcasting's local morning news show format usually seen on the company's Fox- and CW-affiliated stations (such as WPIX in New York City, New York; WGN-TV in Chicago; KTLA in Los Angeles; KCPQ in Seattle; and WXIN in Indianapolis), though this format has also been used on Fox and CW stations – as well as a few ABC, CBS and NBC stations – not owned by Tribune (such as the Fox 25 Morning News on KOKH in Oklahoma City) under a more generic title form. Tribune was purchased by Nexstar Media Group in 2019, with WPIX sold to the E. W. Scripps Company at the same time (WITI and KCPQ were sold to Fox Television Stations in March 2020), though no changes are expected to any of those programs or their titling. Scripps sold WPIX to Mission Broadcasting in 2020, which allows Nexstar to operate the station.
• [Station Calls/Branding] This Morning – used primarily on CBS owned-and-operated stations and affiliates (such as CBS 2 News This Morning on WCBS-TV in New York City). It has been used by CBS stations for their newscasts since prior to the 1999 cancellation of the first incarnation of CBS This Morning; the name and format has also been sporadically used on non-CBS affiliates. Some CBS stations renamed their program to The [Branding/Calls] Early Show to match the national title of CBS's 1999–2012 morning program.
  • A variant of this branding is simply titled Mornings, and has been adopted by CBS as the name of their current Morning program. Currently used by Scripps KNXV-TV (ABC) and sister station KASW (CW) in Phoenix for their respected morning newscast that airs on both stations.
• Today in [region] or [Branding/calls] Today – used by NBC affiliates to complement Today (such as Today in Central New York on WSTM-TV in Syracuse, New York); Fox affiliate WSVN in Miami brands its morning newscast Today in Florida, that station has used the title since 1988 when it was an NBC affiliate, even after the morning newscast on the market's NBC O&O WTVJ began to use the similar title Today in South Florida. Similarly, sister station WHDH in Boston retained its morning show title Today in New England despite losing their NBC affiliation at the start of 2017; replacement NBC O&O station WBTS-CD uses the title NBC Boston Today.
• Wake Up – also used primarily on CBS affiliates, often with the city name or local region after it (such as Wake Up Rochester on WROC-TV in Rochester, New York and Wake Up Western Slope on KREX-TV in Grand Junction, Colorado). In the example of WITI's Fox 6 WakeUp News noted above, that station has used the title since 1992 when it was a CBS affiliate, with the program adapting to the Fox local morning format after 1995. Wake Up was briefly used as the main title of the long running Captain Kangaroo children's show (which ran for 29 years on CBS from 1955 until 1984) in 1981.
• Several stations throughout the United States use their own title forms to reflect their local character; for instance, KLFY-TV in Lafayette, Louisiana titles their morning show as Passe Partout (which has been on the station since 1957) to reflect the area's Cajun/Creole roots.

Former

Program	Run	Network	Notes
AM America	1975	ABC	ABC's first attempt at a Breakfast show that premiered in January 1975. AM America featured ABC News anchor Peter Jennings, along with WABC-TV anchor Bill Beutel and Los Angeles personality Stephanie Edwards who were the show's presenters. Edwards left the program in May, followed by Beutel a few months later (and returning to WABC-TV). Replaced by Good Morning America which premiered on 3 November 1975.
A.M. Weather	1978-1995	PBS member stations	Fifteen minute morning program showing recent satellite and radar images, current weather conditions across the United States, and forecast maps (especially in terms of temperatures and precipitation). Also was known for forecasting aviation weather (locations of MVFR and IFR, aircraft icing, turbulence and winds aloft), and inclement weather (called "Weatherwatch"). A.M. Weather was also known for its frequent use of yellow pointer sticks when pointing out current/recent weather conditions and forecast predictions on the maps except for the Weatherwatch map. While many other media outlets embraced computer weather maps and graphics in the 1980s for weather forecasting use, A.M. Weather held back on fully embracing computer graphics until 1991, although they did adapt to such graphics for satellite and radar maps in the late 1980s. Produced by Maryland Public Television (MPT) and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), featuring meteorologists who worked for NOAA. Best known presenters on A.M. Weather include Carl Weiss, Joan von Ahn and Wayne Winston. First broadcast aired on 30 October 1978. MPT ended production of the show in February 1995. Long time underwriters of A.M. Weather include the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association a.k.a. AOPA (and its Air Safety Foundation arm), Lawyer-Pilots Bar Association and the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA). Also was underwritten by various aviation-related companies including United States Aircraft Insurance Group (USAIG), Avemco Insurance Company, Showalter Flying Services (now Showalter Aviation and Marine, Inc.), Combs Gates (subsidiary of Gates Learjet, now known today as Learjet), Phillips Petroleum Company (who was involved in selling jet fuel), and Beechcraft Corporation to name a few.
AM Joy	2016-2020	MSNBC	Canceled after Joy Ann Reid moved to weeknights.
American Morning	2001–2012	CNN	Replaced by Early Start.
CBS This Morning	1987-1999 & 2012-2021	CBS	The 1987-1999 run was replaced by The Early Show, and the 2012-2021 run was replaced by CBS Mornings and CBS Saturday Morning. It was the eighth and tenth daily Morning/Breakfast show to air on CBS.
The Bill Press Show	2012–2014	Current TV	Moved to Free Speech TV, then Young Turks Television (YTY). Currently Bill Press does a daily podcast via his own company, Bill Press Pods
Breakfast Time	1994–1996	FX	Later moved to Fox as Fox After Breakfast (1996–1997)
CNN Daybreak	1980–2005	CNN	From 2001 CNN Daybreak aired as the network's early breakfast programme
The Daily Buzz	2002–2015	Syndicated	Current incarnation of the program runs as a one-hour weekly show (2017 – present)
Early Edition	mid 1990s - 2001	CNN
The Early Show	1999–2012	CBS	Replaced the first incarnations of CBS This Morning and CBS News Saturday Morning respectfully in 1999. Replaced by the second incarnation of CBS This Morning. It was the ninth daily Morning/Breakfast show to air on CBS.
Farm Day	1984-1987	PBS member stations	Daily 15 minute morning agribusiness news program produced by Maryland Public Television. Underwritten by the Farm Credit System and anchored by veteran farm journalists Glenn Tolbert and Charlotte Nichols. Aired as part of a half hour package with A.M. Weather, and a brief commentary from Baltimore's Don Spatz of WBAL Radio and The Baltimore Sun that aired in-between the programs.
Golic and Wingo	2017-2020	ESPNews (2004–2005) ESPN2 (2006–2020)	Also simulcasted on ESPN Radio. Successor to Mike & Mike, which aired since 2004
Good Morning! with Will Rogers Jr.	1956	CBS	Replaced the original version of The Morning Show which the eldest of son of humorist Will Rogers Senior hosted. Replaced by a different version of The Morning Show featuring a variety show format hosted by Jimmy Dean. This was the second daily Morning/Breakfast program to air on CBS.
Imus in the Morning	1996–2015	MSNBC RFD-TV FBN	Began as a radio program in 1968 heard in various radio markets in the western United States (along with a first stint in Cleveland), before Don Imus settled in the New York City radio market at WNBC (Imus did a second stint in Cleveland from 1977 to 1979, until NBC management rehired him to work at WNBC once again). Imus In The Morning was syndicated nationally on radio starting in 1993, and picked up a TV simulcast on MSNBC in 1996. MSNBC canceled the TV simulcast of Imus in 2007 due to his remarks he made about the Rutgers women's basketball team (WFAN AM 660 later terminated Imus). RFD-TV picked up the Imus TV simulcast after Imus was picked up by WABC AM 770 in December 2007. Imus switched from to RFD-TV (last show aired on 28 August 2009) to Fox Business Network in October 2009. Don Imus ended his TV simulcast in 2015 and moved to Texas. Imus ended his radio show and retired in March 2018. Don Imus passed away on 27 December 2019, at 79 years of age.
In The Loop with Betty Liu	2013–2015	Bloomberg Television	Replaced by Market Movers. Liu continued to work for Bloomberg Television until 2018.
The 'Lights	2012–2013	NBCSN	Anchored by ring announcer David Diamante who was heard but not seen. Presented as an alternative to ESPN's long running SportsCenter. Originally placed on hiatus in 2013 during the Stanley Cup Playoffs for a retool, but was canceled altogether.
The Morning Program	1987	CBS	Hosted by Mariette Hartley and Rolland Smith, featuring stand-up comedian Bob Saget and weather forecaster Mark McEwen. Entertainment/News/Comedy hybrid show. Replaced the 1982-87 incarnation of the CBS Morning News on 12 January 1987. Later replaced by the first incarnation of CBS This Morning on 30 November 1987. Saget left the show in the middle of its run and soon joined the cast of the sitcom Full House. McEwen was held over and did weather forecasts for CBS This Morning. The Morning Program was the seventh daily Morning/Breakfast show to air on CBS.
The Morning Show	1954-1956	CBS	CBS's very first attempt at a Morning/Breakfast show in the 1950s, that was similar to NBC's Today. First hosted by Walter Cronkite, then by various other hosts including Jack Paar, John Henry Faulk and Dick Van Dyke. Originally ran for two hours, but reduced to one hour in October 1955, when CBS accommodated the children's television series Captain Kangaroo starting Bob Keeshan as the title character (also the show's creator). Show was replaced by Good Morning! with Will Rogers Jr. in 1956. The Morning Show returned to CBS with a different format in April 1957 as a Variety show hosted by Country music singer Jimmy Dean. The Dean version of The Morning Show ended in December 1957, and is counted as the third daily breakfast/morning show to air on CBS. CBS would not attempt another breakfast/morning show for adults until 1963.
Morning Joe First Look	2004–2020	MSNBC	Replaced with a revival of Way Too Early.
The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet	2007–2009	Syndicated	Syndicated by the Fox Broadcasting Company. Both Mike Jerrick and Juliet Huddy hosted shows on sister channel Fox News. Jerrick currently co-hosts Good Day Philadelphia on Fox O&O WTXF. Huddy returned to Fox News, and later worked at WNYW in New York.
NBC News at Sunrise	1983–1999	NBC	First anchored by Connie Chung (1983-1986). Other anchors of note Bob Jamieson (1986-1987), Deborah Norville (1987-1989), John Palmer (1989-1990), Faith Daniels (1990–91), Ann Curry (1991-96), and Linda Vester (1996–98)
Un Nuevo Día	2008–2021	Telemundo	Formerly titled Levantate (2008–2012)
Starting Point	2012–2013	CNN	Replaced by Early Start.
The Stephanie Miller Show	2012–2014	Current TV	Now on Free Speech TV
That Morning Show	2009	E!
World News Today	2006–2010	BBC America & BBC World News	Now an afternoon / early evening programme at weekends
Your Morning with Connie Colla and Greg Coy		CN8
Your Weather Today	2001–2014	The Weather Channel	Replaced by America's Morning Headquarters.
Your World This Morning	2013–2016	Al Jazeera America
Wake Up with Al	2009–2015	The Weather Channel

Uruguay

Current

Programme	Network
Arriba gente	Canal 10
Con buena onda	Red Charrúa
Cambiando el Aire	TNU
El mañanero	La Tele
Arriba Uruguay	Uruvisión
Buen Día	Channel 4
Desayunos informales	Teledoce
Día a Día	VTV [es]
Mañana Vemos	Nueve TV
Uruguay de Mañana	TCC [es]

Former

Programme	Network
Buen Día Uruguay	Channel 4

Venezuela

Programme	Network
Lo que ellas quieren	La Tele
Un Momento Diferente	Canal I
Portadas	Venevisión
Primera Página	Globovisión

Vietnam

Current

Programme	Run	Network
Cà phê sáng với VTV3	2011–present	VTV3
Chào buổi sáng	1995–present	VTV1
Nhịp đập 360 độ thể thao	2007–present	VTV3
Tài chính Kinh doanh	2011–present	VTV1
Cuộc sống 24h	2010–present	VTC1, VTC14
Cafe ngày mới	2018–present	VTC9
Nhịp sống hôm nay	2019–present	SCTV4
Tin buổi sáng	2000s - present	HTV9
60 giây	2016–present	HTV7, HTV9
Người đưa tin 24h	2017–present	THVL

Former

Programme	Run	Network
Bản tin sáng	2014 - 2015	VTC1
Giai điệu ngày mới	2007 - 2011	VTC1
Let's Cà phê	2008 - 2019	VTC9, SCTV4