Keep calm folks, there’s just one more sleep until the greatest programme in Irish television history graces our screens and to celebrate we’ve decided to make a list of what you can expect from this year’s Late Late Toy Show.
Watching the Late Late Toy Show is a Christmas tradition and the official start of the Irish festive period.
Every year the Toy Show comes with a guarantee that something memorable and brilliant will happen.
Live television and children produces some great viewing moments.
Here are fourteen things that you’ll definitely see at some stage tomorrow night:
1. The grand entrance.
Stomp! Stomp! He’s arrived. Pat Kenny holds the title for most elaborate Toy Show entrance to date.
2. The Internet will fall in love with someone’s child.
Any craic, Alex?
3. The Billie Barry kids or a group of really musically talented children will perform.
We always wanted to be a part of this.
4. The classic culchie.
Mark McSharry from Co. Cavan was very proud of his ‘Junior Culchie of the Year’ title.
5. “This was working earlier.”
Yea, sure it was Ryan. There is always one toy that never works on the night.
6. There is a lot of things for every member in the audience.
Including a splash from Ryan’s water gun.
7. Children in snow gear.
But why are they wearing hats and scarves inside? Why?
8. “Those kids will be famous…”
We were right.
9. The fashion savvy child.
“You’re certainly nailing the Christmas look”.
10. The kid that’s smarter than you are.
John Joe the horologist.
11. A child will suffer from stage fright.
It happens to the best of us…
12. There’ll be a “little accident.”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHJefIn_Q3g
And we can only live in hope that Dustin the Turkey will arrive.
13. Book Club returns
These kids do not scan the back cover of the book for their reviews. They know the story inside and out.
13. A child’s dreams come true.
No one will ever forget the greatest Late Late toy Show moment in several years… When Domhnall met his hero Robbie Keane.
14. We relive our childhood.
BOSCO!
Honourary mention for Ryan and the complete feckin’ eejit he makes of himself all in the name of television, good man Tubs.
