Oh deary dear me. Today, the Director General of the BBC is set to confirm rumours that BBC3 will go off the air and move online. We've got mixed feelings about this. Whilst it's true the channel has served up some absolute clangers over the years (Sex With Mum And Dad anyone?) it has also been there for us a lot over the years. Here's the life lessons we've learnt from BBC3.
Ralf Little is not a very convincing Sean Paul
But Sheridan Smith does do a very good job of reminding us why we were so glad that Facebook didn’t exist in the early Noughties.
Repeating catchphrases off TV is never as funny as seeing them on TV
No yerbutnobuts, you will eventually contribute to the TV show not being funny anymore.
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Being a funny sidekick will get you everywhere**
Including a 5 year stint presenting The Brits.
When it comes to a choice between snogging, marrying or avoiding, more make-up is always best
Disgraced Eastenders stars can totally redeem themselves
By making a documentary about how bad the exact thing they were caught doing is.
Letting your boyfriend plan your wedding MIGHT leave you with a wedding dress that's less than desirable
Also, he might think it's a good idea to get married while jumping out of a plane.
Cherry Healey is the greatest big sister we never had
Weirdly enough, spying on your kids isn't going to please them all that greatly
Although saying that; maybe waving a your willy around in front of a film crew isn't all that bright either...
** And finally, according to Danny Dyer, UFO's absolutely, resolutely DO exist. **
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This article originally appeared on The Debrief.