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The sitcom is just one of the popular BBC Three shows now moving online.

BBC Three, which started back in 2003 and launched shows such as Gavin & Stacey, Little Britain and Torchwood, will cease broadcasting on the box tonight.

As from tomorrow, everything will be on the net and via BBC iPlayer. Cost-cutting bosses claim it will save them £30million.

The stars of Cuckoo, including Inbetweeners actor Greg Davies, Twilight’s Taylor Lautner and Cold Feet’s Helen Baxendale, believe their comedy will still thrive.

Spin-off Greg said: “It has a broad reach. It is going to go down really well.”

BBC bosses will showcase new shows and talent with its digital channel, including a Doctor Who spin-off Class set in Coal Hill School, featuring a Peter Capaldi cameo.

There is a series of short films in collaboration with Idris Elba’s production company Green Door Pictures, a new serial called Love Triangle, a street magic show Life Hacks and documentaries about sex and prostitution in Turkey and Russia.

Channel controller Damian Kavanagh said: “New talent is at the core of BBC Three.”

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TELLY presenter Rachel Riley plays with fi re in her new show. She zip-wires through a wall of flames for an experiment on the wacky series.

Rachel said: “You don’t normally get to feel something like that. I felt euphoric once it was over.”

She will front the new science entertainment show with actor Ben Miller and comic Romesh Ranganathan.

It starts tomorrow on ITV at 8pm.

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THE BBC’s legendary string puppet Muffin The Mule is getting his own YouTube channel.

Fans will be able to see old clips of the toy character which debuted on the Beeb in 1946 and share their memories.

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THE truth is out there and, yes, the truth is, it’s pretty ugly.

This is a Were-Monster and it’s just one of the unexplained creatures that Fox Mulder and Dana Scully will meet in the new series as they continue their search for the truth about extra terrestrials.

The show is on Channel 5 tonight at 9pm.

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DOCTOR Who fans can get up close to the Time Lord’s deadliest foes including Davros, The Sandmen and The Mire.

The baddies from the last series are going on display at The Doctor Who Experience in Cardiff from March 2.

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CULT series Heroes bounces back on the box tomorrow night.

But the revamped show, axed in 2010, will be missing many faves. Zachary Qunito, who played evil Sylar, turned it down saying: “I'm not going back. I need to cultivate other outlets for myself.”

Hayden Panettiere, who was Claire Bennet, said: “I'm in a different part of my life now.”

Milo Ventimiglia, (Peter Petrelli) added: “Just not gonna happen.” S

ome old faces will make an appearance including Masi Oka as Hiro and Jack Coleman as Noah Bennett.

It starts tomorrow on 5* at 9pm.