The theme for this year's Late Late Toy Show has been announced - and it's none other than Elf.
Patrick Kielty will be joined by Santa, Leon the Snowman, Papa Elf, and a whole host of workshop elves as he takes the reins for the first time.
The show will have over 170 young performers and toy testers taking part.
The children hail from all over Ireland, with the youngest elf aged just four-years-old.
Ahead of his Toy Show debut, Patrick Kielty said he can't wait to get started.
"I am delighted to reveal that the theme for this year is an absolute Christmas classic Elf, The Movie.
"Sitting down to watch it with all the family has become a big Christmas tradition in our house and I can’t wait to let Buddy and the elves loose in the Toy Show Workshop tonight.
"We’ve got some amazing kids, wonderful toys and lovely surprises coming your way.
"I really hope you have as much fun watching as we are going to have making it," he added.
Danny Sheehan (8), from Wexford, Poppy Madden (6), Layla Ibegu (10), Darcy Ramsbottom (6) and Kyle Deane (8) from Carlow revealing the theme for this year's Late Late Toy Show. Image: Andres PovedaThe set for tonight's show will feature New York's Central Park, The Toy Shop, Candy Cane Forest and the film’s Post Office Workshop.
In terms of the toys, Squishmallows, LEGO, Gabby’s Dollhouse, Bluey, Goo Jit Zu, Cookeez Makery, Biggies, Beast Lab and Barbie Campervan are among some of the top offerings.
Books will have a strong prominence, with a large majority of the featured children's titles from Irish authors.
Irish toys set to feature include Arckit, CubeFun, 3D Model Croke Park, Little Angel Dollhouse and Holotoyz Tattoos, Antics Board Game, and a Bainisteoir Board Game.
Patrick and the Toy Show elves will also have a few surprises up their sleeves for viewers and lucky audience members.
Late Late Toy Show host Patrick Kielty and his elves. Picture by: Aoife Kearns/NewstalkAll the toys featured will be donated to charities.
The RTÉ Toy Show Appeal is also back for its fourth year to improve the lives of children and their families.
It has so far raised a €17.5m and provided support to 226 different charities and given 359 grants over that time.
It supported 147 different children's charities last year alone and is estimated to have helped over 1.1 million annually since its inception.
Donations can be made via www.rte.ie/toyshowappeal and by the Revolut app.
So get ready to travel through the seven levels of the Candy Cane Forest, past the sea of twirly-swirly gum drops, and journey through the Lincoln Tunnel.
The Late Late Toy Show airs tonight on RTÉ One at 9:35pm. It can also be watched around the world on the RTÉ Player.
