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== Comics ==

* ''[[~~Omaha the Cat Dancer (Comic Book)|~~Omaha the Cat Dancer]]'' has two major incidents. The first was with Joanne initiating it partially to keep Chuck and Omaha entertained while she is hiding them from a murderous businessman's minions. The second was when Omaha and Chuck celebrate their first New Year's Eve party after reuniting after an extended break up. Specifically, Chuck had invited Omaha's boyfriend whom she met during that separation to the event and to show his appreciation for that guy's support of Omaha during that tough time, Chuck invites him to participate in a threesome and a fun time is had by all.

* ''[[Omaha the Cat Dancer]]'' has two major incidents. The first was with Joanne initiating it partially to keep Chuck and Omaha entertained while she is hiding them from a murderous businessman's minions. The second was when Omaha and Chuck celebrate their first New Year's Eve party after reuniting after an extended break up. Specifically, Chuck had invited Omaha's boyfriend whom she met during that separation to the event and to show his appreciation for that guy's support of Omaha during that tough time, Chuck invites him to participate in a threesome and a fun time is had by all.

* Elves in ''[[Elf Quest]]'' are bisexual and tend to open relationships. Stable trios include Pike/Skot/Krim, Scouter/Dewshine/Tyleet, Cutter/Leetah/Skywise, and temporarily Cutter/Nightfall/Redlance. Then there's Skywise/Vurdah/Ruffel/Maleen, particularly in ''The Heart's Way''. The pre-battle orgy in Book 4 shows Skywise with at least 2 unamed Go-Backs, and Nightfall and Redlance mixing it with another unnamed couple. In the Futurequest storyline it's suggested that Kullyn, Jink and Tamia will enjoy a threesome at the end of the story, all having previously had twosomes with each other.

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* Happens loads and loads of times in [[Fan Fiction]], where, because [[Most Fanfic Writers Are Girls]], the usual genders are most frequently seen flipped, with the female getting double-teamed by the two hot male characters the fic writer can't choose between.

* This is basically the whole premise behind [[~~Relationships Series (Fanfic)|~~Relationships Series]].

* This is basically the whole premise behind [[Relationships Series]].

== Film ==

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* In ''[[American Psycho]]'', Patrick has threesomes with callgirls several times. Then, he usually tortures them to death.

* In the 1999 TV movie ''[[Journey to The Center of The Earth]]'', after arriving to the land beneath the crust, the adventurers encounter a village of humans. Their guide McNiff immediately takes a liking to the local women, who respond to the big man from above. He then sees men glaring at him and finds our they're the women's husbands. Apparently, they practice polygamy. He grins and takes two women to a shack to exchange cultural knowledge. In fact, the idea of limiting relationships to only two people seems ridiculous to the locals. One woman even asks in disbelief if women from above really like monogamy.

* 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''.

* 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 [[Sergey Lukyanenko]]'s ''[[Seekers of the Sky]]'' duology, Helena is a glider (wood-and-cloth plane) pilot. She retells a few stories from her flying days, many of which end in pilots having sex after (crash-)landing. One story ends in a ''foursome'' with her as the only woman. Apparently, this is quite common among pilots, even though most are male.

* ''[[Smoke and Shadows|Smoke and Ashes]]'' ends with a threesome to save the world, because the gay protagonist needs a man involved to become aroused enough to activate Leah's sex-based powers.

* Happens in ''[[~~Dhalgren (Literature)|~~Dhalgren]]'' as a more-or-less stable relationship.

* Happens in ''[[Dhalgren]]'' as a more-or-less stable relationship.

== Live-Action TV ==

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* One of these happens in ''[[Entourage]]'', when Eric's girlfriend's best friend suggests they all do it. Here, her motivations are treated as suspect, and are the first thing Eric brings up with his (male) friends. They conclude that what she ''really'' wants is to have sex with Eric's girlfriend, and Eric being around is just a plausible excuse for her to suggest it. Though not considering this in itself to be a dealbreaker, Eric ultimately decides against the proposal. But when he offhandedly mentions to his girlfriend that he "didn't think you'd be into it", she insists that they ''do'' do it, apparently interpreting Eric's statement as some sort of remark on her not being adventurous enough.

** It also happens when Turtle and Drama, after spending days trying to impress the same girl asks her to make a choice. She simply takes them both by the hand and leads them upstairs. Cue uncomfortable silence the next morning due to accidental "crossing of swords".

* Captain Jack Harkness mentioned, in ''[[Doctor Who]]'', waking up with his erstwhile executioners the morning after they were supposed to well, execute him, and says they're a nice couple and they've stayed in touch. In ''[[~~Torchwood (TV)|~~Torchwood]]'', he mentions having once been involved with a pair of twin acrobats.

* Captain Jack Harkness mentioned, in ''[[Doctor Who]]'', waking up with his erstwhile executioners the morning after they were supposed to well, execute him, and says they're a nice couple and they've stayed in touch. In ''[[Torchwood]]'', he mentions having once been involved with a pair of twin acrobats.

** And it is "implied" that these are on the less adventurous scale of things he's done.

** He also showed clear interest in both the Doctor and Rose, as well as appreciating them together ("You two are so sweet."). This culminated in the PG version of this trope (kisses in all possible permutations) during ''The Parting of the Ways''. It's also remarkable that if Jack shows up in Nine/Rose fanfic at all, the fans almost always see it as a case of [[OT 3]] and rarely if ever write it as a [[Love Triangle]] involving a [[Cock Fight]] or case of [[Die for Our Ship]]

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'''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!"

* Comes up in a few episodes of ''[[Sex and ~~The~~ City]]''.

* Comes up in a few episodes of ''[[Sex and the City]]''.

** In one, Charlotte's boyfriend expresses interest in a threesome and she goes for it, even though Samantha advises her that the only way a threesome is good is if you're the third party they bring in for it. It ends badly; her boyfriend is more interested in the other woman than with her.

** In another, Samantha has been dating a guy for some time, and he asks for a threesome as a birthday present. Samantha is quite jealous, but he kicks the other girl out of bed when she calls him "Daddy" mid-sex.

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* A major goal for Barney in ''[[How I Met Your Mother]]''. He bought a wrestling-championship-style belt to be awarded in such an occasion. In one episode, he quotes the Bro Code's guidance on the matter: "No eye contact during a Devil's Threeway." (A Devil's Threeway being two men and one woman, implied to have happened between George Washington and Benjamin Franklin.)

** In addition, Ted may or may not have scored one. He refuses to say.

* Happens a few times in the British version of ''[[Queer As Folk]],'' as well. The show being what it is, all of the participants were men.

* Happens a few times in the British version of ''[[Queer as Folk]],'' as well. The show being what it is, all of the participants were men.

* Todd from ''[[Scrubs]]'', when pressed, admits he's had a threesome. Normally he would flaunt information like this, but it wasn't the "cool kind." Of course, this was before his sexuality was revealed as [[Anything That Moves|"The Todd".]]

** Elliot's old friend Melody also claimed to have been in a threesome. When J.D. asks if it was 2 girls and a guy or a "Devil's Threesome", she answers "all girl". Of course, she could have been making it all up to mess with the guys.

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** 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.

{{quote| '''Nate''': Look man, I know things. I've been to Europe. Chuck Bass is my best friend. The third person is supposed to be a stranger.}}

* In an episode of ''[[~~Special Unit 2 (TV)|~~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 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 (Creator)|~~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."

* ''[[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:

{{quote| '''Charlie:''' Come on Alan! Get your priorities straight!<br />

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** In ''[[Dragon Age 2]]'', there is a possible threesome, also involving Isabela: at the resolution of {{spoiler|Zevran's}} sidequest, Isabela will proposition him for sex. If Hawke protests, she will tell him or her, "You can come too."

* Subverted in ''[[Mass Effect]]''. If you flirt with both Liara and the human squad mate they will eventually confront you. Shepard can suggest a three way, {{spoiler|however Kaidan/Ashley won't agree and will break off the relationship}}.

* Aphrodite in ''[[God of War (~~Video Game~~)|God of War]] 3'' is busy with [[Girl-On-Girl Is Hot|two slave girls]] when Kratos arrives. She invites him to join in.

* Aphrodite in ''[[God of War (series)|God of War]] 3'' is busy with [[Girl-On-Girl Is Hot|two slave girls]] when Kratos arrives. She invites him to join in.

** Mind you, Kratos can have threesomes in both previous games, too.

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== Web Original ==

* In "Spooning With Spoony 2", Spoony mentions pulling a man-sandwich with [[~~The Nostalgia Critic (Web Video)|~~The Nostalgia Critic]]. It's safe to say that Critic really didn't want to be the filling, as it were.

* In "Spooning With Spoony 2", Spoony mentions pulling a man-sandwich with [[The Nostalgia Critic]]. It's safe to say that Critic really didn't want to be the filling, as it were.

== Western Animation ==