Three's a Crowd (disambiguation)
- Three's a Crowd (disambiguation)
"Three's a Crowd" is a television comedy series.
Three's a Crowd may also be:
* Three's A Crowd (SATC episode), an episode of the television series "Sex and the City"
* Three's a Crowd (game show)
* Three's A Crowd (Doctor Who audio)
* Three's a Crowd (1927 film)
* "Three's a Crowd (1969 film)", an ABC TV-Movie
* Three's a Crowd (Dave Brubeck Song)
* "Three's a Crowd" ("Joe 90" episode), the 17th episode of "Joe 90"
* 3's a Crowd (band), 1960s Canadian folk-rock band
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