The Late Late Show has released a teaser for their Toy Show, which airs two weeks from now on December 2nd, and it's sure to get you in the mood. It features an X Factor set up with one person taking to the stage to audition for the show.
You can probably guess who that person is... that's right Ryan Tubridy.
Giving a very special lip-sync version of Mariah Carey's Christmas classic, All I Want For Christmas If You, he sings along with his hip hop dancing elves.
To be fair to him he's not afraid to get stuck and mortify himself in the process. All in the name of a bit of Christmas fun.
Watch the trailer here:
This year The Late Late Toy Show is said to have one of the most ambitious openings the programme has ever seen. The theme of this year's show remains under wraps but the producers revealed last month that the opening number is so big they have drafted in help from students at IADT Dun Laoghaire to make their vision a reality.
Fans will also get an insight into how the programme is put together in a three part documentary series, The Late Late Toy Show Unwrapped, starting on Wednesday, November 30th on RTÉ One.
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