When a picture-perfect couple’s life is thrown into hilarious chaos by an unexpected new roommate, they must navigate the treacherous waters of modern friendship and boundaries in the sharp comedy Table for Three. Brandon Routh and Sophia Bush star as Scott and Mary, a seemingly settled pair whose orderly world is upended when Scott’s charmingly aimless old friend, Ryan (Jesse Bradford), moves in and refuses to leave. What begins as a temporary favor quickly spirals into a permanent, and increasingly awkward, ménage à trois, testing the limits of their relationship and sanity. As Ryan’s presence becomes a catalyst for long-buried tensions and questionable life choices, the trio finds themselves in a series of increasingly absurd and R-rated situations. Directed by Michael Samonek, the film delivers a witty and cringe-worthy look at the complications of adulthood, featuring a standout ensemble including Jennifer Morrison and Johnny Galecki. This comedy explores whether some friendships are better left in the past, and if a table set for two can ever comfortably accommodate three.