BBC Three's TV channel closed on Monday night, with its comedy and documentaries now available online and via the iPlayer instead.
A whole selection of new shows were launched on Tuesday and you don't need to worry about missing them. Cuckoo for example, a sitcom starring Taylor Lautner, is available to watch online for the next five months.
Problem? Quite a few people think that BBC Three has died, so the channel's social media accounts have been busy reminding them that it lives on.
Over and over.
@JoshuaLFleet Not to worry, we're still going to be online. You can check out some of our comedy right now in fact! https://t.co/hzyeWfY7ZL
And over again.
@Ryan_Laird_98 Keep up, love! We're moving online, not dead! https://t.co/m4p5gVSEpx
@dbt_91 We're still here Dave! Give our new home a spin: https://t.co/WVrlv5jNsc *ding*
@kashstewart_ we're not dead, just online! https://t.co/m4p5gVB30X
Of course there are some people who believe that it practically is dead because of the online only move.
@cowboystyle
But the channel's Twitter account was getting pretty sassy about that too.
@covartist Or an exciting step in the inevitable direction of online 24/7 entertainment 😉
You've just got to admire these pictures.
@jamieoffshore We're not dead Jamie, we're alive and well online! 👋
They have captions for pretty much anything.
@sir_cornflake It'll all be ok Chris. #FamilyGuy is moving to @itv2 and we'll still have loads of new shows for you
And so many to choose from.
Literally everything.
@liam_putman You can watch BBC One, Two and Four at night 😝 Or watch our programmes on iPlayer to relax!
Feel for them. They're having a long day.
