Speaking to BBC Radio Ulster’s Good Morning Ulster programme, Patrick Kielty said the show is one everyone comes together to enjoy.
“The Toy Show is one of those things that you start, you get on-air and off it goes like a rocket. Where it lands, nobody knows,” he said.
“Most of the kids will always have something up their sleeves to try to throw you and make you laugh.”
He said the parade in the show which features children from all 32 counties across the island of Ireland is one of the “brilliant things about the show”.
“It brings everybody together on the island no matter where they’re from,” he added,
“Last year, we’d Brian Óg from Tyrone, who kind of stole the show. So there’s always a good representation from all four provinces, and I think that that’s something that that also puts a smile on people’s faces.”
