'Today' Show Crew Delivers Epic 'Selfie to End All Selfies'

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There’s one thing better than watching your favorite morning show team in action on live television—seeing them all gathered for a radiant, epic selfie.

The Today show Instagram shared the shot to celebrate “Fri-Yay,” aptly captioning it, “The selfie to end all selfies!”

And everyone was included, even Al Roker, who made an unexpected return to the set following his second (and toughest) knee surgery to surprise his colleagues.

In addition to Roker—who looked summer-ready in a salmon-colored polo—the photo featured the dynamic duo, Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager, along with Savannah GuthrieDylan Dreyer, Craig Melvin, Willie Geist, Sheinelle Jones, Kristen Welker, Peter Alexander, and Carson Daly.

Geist seemed to be the one to capture the photo, stretching his hand out just enough to fit everyone into the frame, as they looked up and flashed their brightest smiles at the camera.

“That is one of the best selfies ever! You got the whole crew together in focus!” one fan exclaimed in the comments, as another one added of the feat, “Everyone’s actually looking in the right direction and smiling! Impressive.”

Another user posed the question that we’re all thinking—"Can I come work with you?”

Alexander took it one step further, giving fans a full-group picture to end the workweek, which he posted to his Instagram page.

Everyone gathered once again, only this time, you could see their summertime ensembles, with plenty of pink, blue, and pastel hues going around.

To echo one fan’s comment, this group of hardworking journalists and on-air broadcasters is simply “the best.”

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