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* The film ''Threesome''.
* In ''[[American Psycho]]'', Patrick has threesomes with callgirls several times. Then, he usually tortures them to death.
* In the 1999 TV movie ''[[Journey to
* Featured in ''[[A Clockwork Orange (film)|A Clockwork Orange]]'' where Alex brings home two girls he meets at the local record store. The entire scene is sped up with a synth rendition of the ''William Tell Overture''.
* The end of ''[[She Hate Me]]''
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** In recent seasons, Todd has become involved with a pair of swingers.
** When Turk and Carla told JD they had something to ask him (and it would mean a lot to them if he said yes), he [[Cloudcuckoolander|got the mistaken impression they were suggesting a threesome]].
{{quote|'''JD:''' ([[Inner Monologue|thinking]]) Oh my god, ''would'' I have a threesome with Turk and Carla? Well, it's certainly flattering and I don't think they'd tell anyone...
'''Turk:''' Will you be my best man?
'''JD:''' Oh. }}
* Jimmy McNulty has a threesome with two prostitutes in one episode of ''[[The Wire]]'', while he was undercover during a bust; he ends up justifying it as, "I was outnumbered." and has to write a report on why he did it, as obviously he wasn't meant to "close the deal" before the other police arrived to arrest everyone. It becomes such a legend in the Baltimore PD that other characters are still talking about it several seasons later.
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* "[[Family Guy|Boy, this is more awkward than that threesome where the girl didn't show up!]]"
{{quote|"[[Cutaway Gag|So, you definitely left her a voicemail?]]"
"Yeah, home and cell."
"Oh, good, you got the cell too, I was wondering..." }}
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