Patrick Kielty Takes the Reins: Excitement Builds for Renewed ‘Late Late Toy Show‘
Patrick Kielty is preparing to once again take on the holiday magic of The Late Late Toy Show. The comedian and television presenter, who first hosted the special nine months ago, expressed enthusiasm for his second go-round, mentioning the show’s potential to expand and evolve.
Walking into Familiar Territory with a Twist
“The Toy Show can go anywhere!” Kielty boldly declared, hinting at his vision for the show’s future. While mentioning his natural exuberance for the show’s inherent merriment, Kielty alluded to the pressure that comes with the cherished tradition. He confessed experiencing “a build up of tension and panic” prior to hosting last year’s edition.
Despite this, Kielty emphasized the importance of staying flexible and embracing the unexpected. “The key is just to go with the flow,” he said, insisting on remembering that kids are “the real stars” of the show and to “be in the moment” with them.
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‘The Late Late Toy Show’ – Going Beyond the One-Night Extravaganza
With just days to go before the show airs, discussions have arisen around the format and duration of the iconic program. Television critic Pat Stacey sparked debate by questioning the show’s potential expansion beyond its traditional single-night format. He argued that RTÉ’s latest undertaking, a series of festive show trailers, may signal an intent to stretch the show into a whole-day event. “The Late Late Toy Show is long enough already, now RTÉ are trying to make it an all-day event,” pointed out Stacey, raising concerns about pushing boundaries. He questioned whether the “magic” of the single-night format would remain intact amidst alterations.
While details remain concealed, the anticipation is palpable. Kielty, however, appears ready for whatever excitement the night brings, whether it’s the standard one-night spectacle or something entirely new.
“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” said Kielty, perhaps hinting at the show’s enduring appeal.
International interest in the show is sizable.
Fans have expressed excitement online, while still hoping for clever surprises and unexpected moments. Anticipation is mounting for the unmistakable charm and joy that only The Late Late Toy Show can provide.
What specific areas of the show does Patrick Kielty hint at potentially changing or refreshing?
## Toy Show Tweaks? Kielty Teases a Fresh Take
**Interviewer:** Patrick Kielty is back at the helm for another year of The Late Late Toy Show. He’s brimming with enthusiasm for his second round hosting the beloved holiday special, but what can we expect this time?
**Alex Reed:** (Name of guest - Ideally someone familiar with Irish television or The Late Late Toy Show)
**Interviewer:** I understand there’s a sense of excitement surrounding Patrick’s return, but also a feeling that he’s looking towards the future of the show.
**Alex Reed:** Exactly! Patrick has said himself that “The Toy Show can go anywhere!” [[1](https://www.rte.ie/entertainment/2024/1201/1481933-patrick-kielty-the-toy-show-can-go-anywhere/) ]. He seems keen on building on the traditions and whimsy that make the show so special, while also exploring new avenues and maybe injecting some fresh energy.
**Interviewer:** That’s intriguing. Can you elaborate on what kinds of changes or additions we might see?
**Alex Reed:** Well, that’s the million-dollar question, isn’t it? Patrick is keeping things fairly close to the chest for now. But knowing his comedic flair and knack for connecting with audiences, I’m sure he has some delightful surprises in store.
**Interviewer:** One thing’s for sure, anticipation is building! Thank you so much for your insights.
**Alex Reed:** My pleasure. It’s an exciting time for The Late Late Toy Show!
