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BuzzFeed lists 101 behind-the-scenes facts about '90s TV shows and movies, including a Titanic set anecdotebuzzfeed drops 101 wild 90s bts facts, one about titanic lunch spiking

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01What happened

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BuzzFeed published a listicle titled '101 Wild Behind-The-Scenes Facts About '90s TV Shows And Movies' on May 29, 2026. The article teases a fact about the last day of filming on Titanic, where someone allegedly spiked the crew's lunch with a mind-altering substance. The full list is behind a 'View Entire Post' link.

buzzfeed posted a list of 101 wild 90s bts facts. one of them claims someone spiked the titanic crew's lunch on the last day of filming. the rest is behind a click.

02Spread timeline

Where it actually started

May 29, 2026Origin

BuzzFeed publishes listicle '101 Wild Behind-The-Scenes Facts About '90s TV Shows And Movies'buzzfeed drops the listicle

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03Source receipts

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Listicle with 101 facts, including Titanic lunch spiking claim

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04Claim-level check

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BuzzFeed published a listicle titled '101 Wild Behind-The-Scenes Facts About '90s TV Shows And Movies' on May 29, 2026.sourcedStory receiptsSuggest fix

The claim that someone spiked the Titanic crew's lunch on the last day of filming with a mind-altering substance is unverified.sketchyStory receiptsSuggest fix

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05Why it matters

The editorial take

This listicle taps into the enduring nostalgia for '90s pop culture and the appetite for behind-the-scenes trivia. The Titanic anecdote, if true, would be a notable piece of film history, but the article provides no sourcing. It reflects how clickbait formats can amplify unverified claims.

nostalgia bait with a dash of unverified chaos. the titanic lunch spiking fact is wild but unsourced. classic buzzfeed move.

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