The Late Late Toy Show is the top Irish Christmas tradition, as families around the country cosy up in front of the fire, to watch with glee as kids test the latest gadgets and toys.
From surprise celebrity appearances, to gifts for the audience, there's no end to the magic and joy brought to both the live audience and the viewers at home.
As Patrick Kielty prepares to take over the iconic hosting role, we take a look back on previous host Ryan Tubridy's best themes from his time on the show.
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Ryan Tubridy has a range of different Toy Show themes throughout his time with the show, ranging from his 2010 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory debut, to his 2022 finale with The Wizard of Oz.
Whilst the host has since moved all, we've decided to take a look back at the magic he created throughout his years on the show.
The Wizard of Oz, 2022
In his final Toy Show in 2022, Ryan Tubridy designed a wonderland complete with the trademark yellow-brick road, an Emerald City palace.
The set even included a house with feet stick out from it.
Whilst Ryan didn't know at the time that this was to be his final show, it certainly was a great one to finish with.
Roald Dahl, 2020
Ryan Tubridy channeled the energy of Fantastic Mr Fox in 2020, with the theme of Roald Dahl.
The opening number from this years show featured favourite's from the world of Roald Dahl including Matilda, and Willy Wonka's Oompa Loompas
The Greatest Showman, 2018
One of the grander themes from Ryan's Toy Show years included The Greatest Showman, with the opening showing the TV presenter as the ring master.
He gave his best attempt at belting out a tune for this year's show, and it was truly brilliant.
Beauty and the Beast, 2015
Ryan invited audience members to Be Out Guest during the Beauty and the Beast-themed opening number this year, dressed as Lumiere.
This Toy Show was definitely one to remember.
Toy Story, 2011
Never was there a more fitting theme for the Toy Show than 2015's Toy Story theme.
Ryan Tubridy channeled his inner Woody from Toy Story this year, and it was a weirdly accurate portrayal of the cartoon character.
As Ryan moves on to his new career path with Virgin Radio in London, and Patrick Kielty takes the reigns on the iconic show, we can't wait to see what's in store next.
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