420K views · 4.2K reactions | #OnThisDay 1974: CEEFAX - the world's first teletext service - went live, with a whopping 30 pages of information at your fingertips. In 1972, BBC science correspondent David Wilson chatted to project lead Stanley Edwardson about this newfangled interactive service, and got a sneak peak at a CEEFAX prototype. | BBC Archive | Facebook

545K views · 14K reactions | #OnThisDay 1985: The Golden Girls was originally broadcast in the USA. In this clip Betty White and Estelle Getty (who play Rose Nylund and Sophia Petrillo) talk to Terry Wogan about the success of the show. | BBC Archive | Facebook

178K views · 1.8K reactions | Jelly babies are strange enough, but when they turned 100 #onthisday in 1965, Fyfe Robertson discovered their equally unusual history. | BBC Archive | Facebook

On Hoda Kotb's last day anchoring the TODAY Show desk, she shares words for incoming co-anchor Craig Melvin: "You've earned this. You own this. And come Monday at 7:00 am, I am going to be dead asleep. But you're going to be fantastic!" 🤣 | Today Show

8.7M views · 55K reactions | Yes, Patrick Schwarzenegger has seen Parker Posey do her accent on TODAY, and yes, he loves it as much as we do. 李 | Today Show | Facebook

287K views · 12K reactions | "I guess I talk a lot."  Regina Hall talks to TODAY's Craig Melvin about her character in Paul Thomas Anderson's "One Battle After Another." | Today Show | Facebook