Film, Television and Theatre
- Take a Chance (1918 film), a silent comedy directed by Hal Roach
- Take a Chance (1933 film), a film adapted from the 1932 musical (see below), starring James Dunn
- Take a Chance (1937 film), a film featuring Kynaston Reeves
- Take a Chance (2006 film), a direct-to-video comedy
- Take a Chance (Australian game show), an Australian game show starting in 1959
- Take a Chance (Canadian game show), a Canadian radio quiz show and 1960s TV quiz show
- Take a Chance (U.S. game show), a 1950 game show
- Take a Chance (musical), a 1932 Broadway comedy with Ethel Merman
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