Three-Way Sex: Difference between revisions

** In another "[[Doctor Who]]" example, it's implied that River Song has had a threesome with the Doctor and ...the Doctor.

* In the ''[[Friends]]'' episode "The One Where Ross and Rachel Take A Break" Chandler and Joey once thought they might end up having sex with the same woman. When Joey asked who would go where, Chandler suggested flipping a coin:

'''Chandler''': Well, if you don't know that I'm not sure I want to do this with you! }}

** And hilariously subverted in the same series in a hypothetical [[What Could Have Been]] episode, where Ross and Carol, still married, agree to have a threesome with Susan, who was then only a... ''friend'' of Carol's. Ross, tossed aside during most of the act, finds out the hard way about his wife's homosexuality. He made and ate a sandwich halfway through. They didn't mind.

* Baltar is implied to have done it with {{spoiler|a three}} and {{spoiler|a six}} in ''[[Battlestar Galactica Reimagined]]''.

* ''[[Seinfeld]]'': George [[Eureka Moment|realizes]] the only way to make a switch from dating one roommate to another - normally an impossible situation - is by suggesting a Menage-a-trois to the current girlfriend. The old girlfriend will be [[Squick|Squicked]], refuse, and tell the other. The roommate will be flattered that she's been offered. The girlfriend will dump the boy, and the other roommate will contact him to go out. Problem: when Jerry tries it, his girlfriend and her roommate both react positively, thus [[Squick|Squicking]] ''Jerry'' out of the relationship.

'''Jerry:''' Don't you know what it means to become an orgy guy? It changes everything! I'd have to dress different, I'd have to act different! I'd have to grow a [[Porn Stache|moustache]] and get all kinds of robes and lotions. I'd need a new bedspread, new curtains. I'd have to get thick carpeting and weirdo lighting. I'd have to get new friends; I'd have to get orgy friends. No, I'm not ready for it. }}

** Later, George tries the same thing with his own girlfriend in order to sabotage their relationship, only to have the girlfriend say to her (male) roommate who has just walked into the room, "Remember that thing we talked about the other night? George is into it!"

** 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]].

'''Turk:''' Will you be my best man?<br />

'''JD:''' Oh. }}

* In the third season of ''[[Gossip Girl]]'' an upcoming threesome was announced, and created a lot of publicity. Reactions among the fans quickly went from excitement to boredom when it turned out that the threesome was between Dan, [[The Scrappy|Vanessa]] and Olivia (guest star Hilary Duff). Two of the show's least popular characters together with a guest character few people cared about. The whole thing is generally considered one of the ''least'' hot moments on the show, though [[Your Mileage May Vary]].

** Threesomes seem rather common on this show, though mainly carried out behind the scenes. Chuck seems to have more than his fair share, and both Nate and Blair lecture Dan about the unwritten rules for the activity.

* In an episode of ''[[Special Unit 2]]'', a pair of Medusa sisters pick up men in clubs with the promise of a threesome and, when they're alone, they show their real "hair," petrifying the poor saps. O'Malley goes in undercover and is immediately approached by a pair of sisters offering the same proposition, followed by the Medusae doing the same. He is torn between the two pairs of sisters until one mentions that she's not wearing any panties, tipping the scales in her favor. Incidentally, she is a Medusa. He's been hunting [[Differently-Powered Individual|Links]] for a long time now, so they don't catch him off-guard, although he probably would've rather gone with the other sisters, who actually meant what they said.

* In a ''[[Sliders]]'' episode, the characters end up in a world where the bikers are raiding oil trucks to convert it to gas for their bikes. Apparently, all cars run on alternative fuels here. Mallory ([[Suspiciously Similar Substitute|not Q-ball]]) hooks up with a woman who turns out to be the leader of the local biker gang. One day, he enters her place to find her in bed with two guys (all still clothed, for PG reasons), who she calmly explains are her husbands. Furthermore, she invites him to join them. He refuses and later finds out that his friends knew that polygamy is legal and perfectly acceptable in this world.

* ''[[Monty Python's Flying Circus]]'' featured a fake-documentary sketch about village idiots, centering on one Arthur Figgis([[John Cleese]]). When the narrator asks "What about his relationships with women?" the scene cuts to Figgis in bed with two gorgeous and apparantly naked women, saying, "I may be an idiot, but I'm not a fool."

* In [[Two and A Half Men]] after Alan and Charlie meet several members of a women's volleyball team in a bar:

'''Charlie:''' No, are you kidding?! }}

** Jake is implied to have a pair of girlfriends for this purpose in at least one episode.

* The song "3-Way (The Golden Rule)" by [[The Lonely Island]] is about this.

* [[Katy Perry]]'s "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)":

Then had a menage a trois }}

* "Triad" by David Crosby.

* "[[Family Guy|Boy, this is more awkward than that threesome where the girl didn't show up!]]"

"Yeah, home and cell."<br />

"Oh, good, you got the cell too, I was wondering..." }}