'Good Morning America' (GMA) celebrates its 50th anniversary on November 3, marking five decades of news, entertainment, and inspiring moments. The show, which started in 1975 as a challenger to the 'Today' show, has become the most-watched morning newscast for 13 consecutive seasons, with over 2.6 million viewers daily. Co-anchors Robin Roberts, George Stephanopoulos, and Michael Strahan reflect on their experiences, including Roberts' triumphant return after her cancer treatment in 2013, and the strong bonds formed among the team. Stephanopoulos, who joined in 2009, recalls the importance of trust and collaboration, while Strahan highlights the mentorship and support he received from colleagues. The show’s origins trace back to Cleveland’s 'The Morning Exchange,' which inspired the creation of GMA. As part of its celebration, ABC is offering exclusive Deals & Steals from brands like Bombas, NEST New York, Bali, Laura Geller Beauty, and more, with discounts up to 69%. The program recently moved to a new studio in Tribeca, emphasizing its ongoing evolution. The anniversary also honors the show's history of covering significant national events and its influence on morning television, with key moments such as Roberts' health battle and her return broadcast in 2013. Overall, GMA’s success stems from its mission to find and share the good, foster camaraderie among its team, and adapt through decades of change in the media landscape.