I really wish I never saw Charlie Gibson and George Stephanopoulos team up in that awful presidential candidates debate. It soured me on him. I'll try instead to remember when I had respect for him. His sign off of "I'm Charlie Gibson, and I hope you had a good day." always made me smile and say back to the tv: "thank you Charlie, you too"

I can't stand NBC news anymore. If I'm watching morning or evening news, it's always ABC unless there's a major issue, in which case I switch to CNN. NBC has become a wasteland of nothingness in my opinion.

Peter Jennings was always a personal favorite. When Bob Woodruff and Elizabeth Vargas took over, I did stop watching, but Charlie brought me back. Diane Sawyer certainly has the chops for evening news, but she can be an acquired taste. Personally, I like her. But she does occassionally come off as condescending. That being said, she's a great and tough interviewer. I'm not so much worried about her taking over the evening news, I'm more worried about who will take over for her for Good Morning America. Changing personnel can completely disrupt chemistry.

I'll miss Charlie - and still not completely over Peter Jennings. I know this isn't politically correct, but I won't be watching Diane Sawyer - she's fine if you need someone to interview Jennifer Aniston, but just doesn't inspire creditability with hard news. Erin Burnett over on CNBC would be a better choice for a hard news anchor - who as far as I know, has never sat on a couch and interviewed any celebrities. If it was up to me - I would've given it to Dan Harris, who is likable, paid his dues and young enough to sit in the anchor chair for the next 30 or 40 years.