Nap-kelte (Sunrise) was a long-running Hungarian daily morning programme, and the flagship programme of its producer, Nap TV, a privately owned producer of television programmes from Hungary. It was continuously broadcast on-air for 20 years, from 1989 to 2009, most famously, on M1, the then-flagship channel of public broadcaster Magyar Televízió, except for a period of time between 1999 and 2002, when its programmes were broadcast by the privately owned TV3; after such station went bankrupt, the show moved to ATV, before returning to M1 on 2002, where it stayed until its final broadcast. At one point, the show was also broadcast simultaneously on sister channel M2, which broadcast a sister show, Nap-nyugta (Sunset), which repurposed segments from the main broadcast. History The show's first broadcast was aired on August 19, 1989, as the first ever independently produced TV show in Hungarian broadcaster, and soon became the flagship show of the new TV programming of the Hungarian Television after the end of the communist regime. Its format was mostly centered on an analytical style, focusing largely on current affairs, news bulletins and cerebral interviews with politicians and other newsmakers, punctuated with bite-sized feature segments. Some of the show's segments included Cím-Nap-Sztori (a play on címlapsztori, the Hungarian word for cover story), which interviewed the day's main newsmaker; Fő a város (focused on news and interviews from the Budapest region), Gyorshír (news flashes), Kinn, padon (out in the benches, interviews with prominent figures made from the Nap TV studio garden), Párbaj (confrontational face-to-face debates) and the ever popular political debate Kereszttűz (Crossfire), in which a political figure was interrogated by the show's host and two additional journalists, who present and challenge their opinions with the guest. There were also frequent news updates, weather forecasts and a daily round-up of crime news and business headlines; from 2002 to 2009, all news updates were produced by MTV's news team from its downtown Budapest studios, but all anchors were provided by the Nap TV team. The show did not have a main anchor, instead, anchors rotated every other day. Over its history, the show's hosts have included, among others, Tamás Forró, András Bánó, Ferenc Pallagi, Endre Aczél, Györgyi Albert, Tamás Vitray, Ilona Mélykúti, László Juszt, József Orosz and Henrik Havas. The show's final hosts were János Betlen, Károly Lakat T. and István Verebes. Veteran MTV sports producer Tamás Gyárfás was the show's executive producer