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Savannah & Hoda Win Their 1st Week As Official ‘Today’ Co-Anchors; John Dickerson Replaces Charlie Rose

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Savannah Guthrie (L) and Hoda Kotb on "Today" (Jan 10, 2018) - Twitter
Savannah Guthrie (L) and Hoda Kotb on “Today” (Jan 10, 2018) – Twitter

*Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb are the new morning show champions.

Since Kotb was announced as the permanent replacement for Matt Lauer last week, the show finished first in both total viewers and the ad-friendly A25-54 demo last week, according to TV Newser.

This marks the 6th week at No. 1 for Today, since the week Lauer was fired.

Here are averages for Week of Jan. 1, 2018, via Nielsen:

Total Viewers: NBC: 4.465M / ABC: 4.276M / CBS: 3.606M
A25-54 viewers: NBC: 1.576M / ABC: 1.348M / CBS: 944,000

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john dickerson

Meanwhile, over on “CBS: This Morning,” “Face the Nation” moderator John Dickerson (pictured above) debuted as the permanent replacement for Charlie Rose.

He moves from Sunday mornings in Washington to weekday mornings in New York, joining Gayle King and Norah O’Donnell as the anchor table.

“On the campaign trail, I’ve collected compliments about CBS This Morning’s commitment to the news for years now,” Dickerson said. “Every time I’ve been on the show, I haven’t wanted the conversation with Norah and Gayle to end when my segment does. Now it doesn’t have to.”

Dickerson will reportedly transition off “Face the Nation” as the network seeks a new host.

CBS News White House and senior foreign correspondent Margaret Brennan is reportedly being considered as Dickerson’s replacement.

 

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