The 'There's Three, Actually' meme originates from the 2018 animated film 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse,' specifically during a scene where the character Dr. Olivia Octavius (Doc Ock) corrects Peter B. Parker. While discussing the number of multiversal entities, Liv reveals a third option, holding up three fingers with a smug, intellectual confidence. The template gained viral status on platforms like Reddit and Twitter as a way to pedantically or humorously correct someone who has overlooked a crucial third factor. It is widely used in academic jokes, gaming discussions, and everyday situations where a simple 'two-choice' logic is debunked by an unexpected third reality.