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"At the moment, we've got a brand-new team, we're getting to know each other and we're not looking at tomorrow, we're looking down the road," he said.
On the "Today" set people still joke around about flubbing Guthrie's name as Stephanie or Susannah, Al Roker said. But Guthrie is a good sport about it, he said.
Guthrie said the London experience has exceeded her expectations.
"It's been full of energy, full of enthusiasm," she said. "It's impossible not to get caught up in the sports that are going on, the athletes' stories, and it's a great time for all of us to be together, too."
Curry's predecessor, Meredith Vieira, has accompanied the "Today" team to London. Curry is expected on Thursday to make her first reappearance on the show since her tearful departure.
Last Friday, when the guests included Olympic gymnastics champion Gabby Douglas, "Today" had 6.5 million viewers to the 4.1 million people who watched "Good Morning America." That was the largest single-day margin of victory for "Today" since the Beijing Olympics four years ago, Nielsen said.
"Good Morning America" noted that despite last week's viewership switchover, its show still had more viewers than it did four years ago during the Beijing Olympics.
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