Total chaos. End of days. Repent your sins...
...and that was just Marty Morrissey's appearance as an on-the-scene wedding correspondent, introducing one lucky bride as hailing from, "Brazil... in South America."
https://twitter.com/JustineStafford/status/969698978769133568
And yet, somehow, Marty wasn't the real story.
https://twitter.com/olivercallan/status/969676879031689217
No, that was the rather unique situation faced by Ryan Tubridy as he dealt with an audience that resembled a 9am Friday lecture where only the mature students bothered to turn up.
https://twitter.com/Jim_Sheridan/status/969690776270712832
https://twitter.com/reglooby/status/969692379665100801
Now, you might wonder if there's some 'fake news' on the go here, but...
https://twitter.com/theeney/status/969705814515740672
Not long into the Late Late's very own red level weather event, Ryan proceeded to interview a couple of people off the street - still wearing snow-covered jackets - about the Great Snow of '82.
https://twitter.com/greeneggs_/status/969690421952737280
It's a classic, 'What have I gotten myself into?' facial expression from Tubs, in fairness.
https://twitter.com/paddymckenna/status/969697069962231815
https://twitter.com/eithneshortall/status/969696499776065536
Elsewhere, Oliver Callan launched into impromptu impressions of seemingly everyone in government, while Joe Duffy was on hand to deliver a 'sliced pan for everyone in the audience' zinger.
https://twitter.com/ElChiefMoore/status/969696307353972742
Comedian and actor Deirdre O'Kane, meanwhile, won a lot of plaudits for her thoughtful stance on the #MeToo movement:
https://twitter.com/RTELateLateShow/status/969705291875930112
Later, Tubridy put on yet another brave face when discussing an exhibition about the Famine.
The above image is a bleeding potato, apparently.
And that's as good a place as any to leave this summary of one of the stranger, more unique Late Lates in a while.
At least there was no random bin segment, eh?
Featured Image credit: Jim Sheridan
