Katie Couric was back in her old stomping grounds Monday to talk about her upcoming Super Bowl ad with Bryant Gumbel.
Couric, who famously asked what the Internet was on the “Today” show in 1994, appeared on the morning show with her former co-anchor Matt Lauer to talk about her upcoming BMW Super Bowl commercial.
The ad plays off her and Gumbel’s 1994 segment — in which the pair tried to make sense of a new thing called the Internet — by showing modern-day Couric and Gumbel struggling to understand what an electric car is with the background music of Electric Avenue.
16 'GMA,' 'Today,' and 'CBS This Morning' Personalities Ranked by Popularity (Photos)
Robin Roberts, "Good Morning America."
Q Score: 29
Sam Champion, "Good Morning America" (at the time of this poll). He's now at The Weather Channel.
Q Score: 25
Josh Elliot, "Good Morning America."
Q Score: 20
Norah O'Donnell, "CBS This Morning."
Q Score: 19
Al Roker, "Today."
Q Score: 14
Charlie Rose, "CBS This Morning."
Q Score: 14
Lara Spencer, "Good Morning America."
Q Score: 14
Willie Geist, "Today."
Q Score: 14
George Stephanopoulos, "Good Morning America."
Q Score: 12
Hoda Kotb, "Today."
Q Score: 12
Savannah Guthrie, "Today."
Q Score: 11
Natalie Morales, "Today."
Q Score: 10
Gayle King, "CBS This Morning."
Q Score: 8
Matt Lauer, "Today."
Q Score: 7
Carson Daly, "Today."
Q Score: 6
Kathie Lee Gifford, "Today."
Q Score: 5
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Sixteen morning TV personalities enter, not all to much fanfare. Here are the TV’s early show hosts and contributors ranked in order of their respective Positive Q Scores as of Sept. 2013. Do you agree with the way this gallery progressed or more accurately, regressed?
Robin Roberts, "Good Morning America."
Q Score: 29
