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Late Late Toy Show viewers applaud coverage

Late Late Toy Show finale ends an enjoyable evening of seeing how talented the children of Ireland are
Late Late Toy Show finale ends an enjoyable evening of seeing how talented the children of Ireland are

The Late Late Toy Show impressed viewers from start to finish with caged unicorns, a strangled Mary Poppins, slime all over Ryan and exceptionally talented singers. Here's what viewers said:

Some viewers could not contain their excitement and were not even interested in the weather

This woman is all that’s standing between us all and the #latelatetoyshow pic.twitter.com/LCWHYlB92t

— Seán Cannon-Earley (@seanearley) November 30, 2018

First impressions are very positive

Its the only time people are not embarrassed to say they are in bed before 10pm on a Friday night.

Ryan tests out some toys, a pimple popper, a box to put a mobile phone in and a Miggeldy Giggles that people on Twitter are hoping to get their hands on.

Something tells us the Miggeldy doll will be sold out before the show is over.

6-year-old Davy McDonagh puts Ryan through his paces.

Alyssa Adewale aged 5 reveals some family secrets:

Ryan is taught how to floss by 6-year-old Corey Beau Lynch

Emotions are high, with some viewers already reaching for the tissues:

For those who are not in tune with the pre-school music charts - Baby Shark is the song of the moment.

Some furry viewers this year:

Double the fun with sisters Mya and Ria Morrissey

Calls for the sisters to have their own show

Jerome, Conall and Donagh McCarthy show Ryan a lego GPO and introduce him to all things agricultural, tractors and a hay obstacle course before introducing him to hurling

Dont despair if this happens you can catch it all on the player when they wake up at 6am.

I guess he will have to watch it on the player #rteplayer #rte #LateLateToyShow pic.twitter.com/EMcxhTWbL4

— David Nugent (@dnuge) November 30, 2018

Tereza McMahon, 8, cooks up a storm giving Ryan treats and slime.

We Wish you a Merry Christmas is played by Leo Javaherian

Cormac Whelan Fox is a developer in the making

Book kids light up Twitter

Scott donates bone marrow to his cousin Grace who had leukaemia

You can catch up on all of the fun on the RTÉ Player.

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