Episode 377 - Waterworld

Hollywood Crime Scene

Rachel Fisher

True Crime, Comedy

4.6 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 18 December 2025

⏱️ 61 minutes

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We discuss all the drama behind the scenes on the infamous Kevin Costner stinker, Waterworld.

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0:00.0	Hi, welcome to Hollywood crime scene. This is Rachel Fisher.
0:02.7	Hi, this is Desi Jettican.
0:04.1	Dezzie. Yes. Today we're going to be discussing the 1995 sci-fi epic water world.
0:11.6	Oh.
0:13.1	The behind-the-scenes drama.
0:15.5	Nice. We just talked about this.
0:17.4	We just talked about it. Oh, on the movie list.
0:21.1	Patreon. A Patreon episode. We just talked about it. Oh, on the movie list. Patreon.
0:21.9	A Patreon episode.
0:23.4	Right.
0:24.1	Right.
0:24.8	And we've had some fun before discussing behind the scenes drama of these big blockbusters.
0:33.4	We talked about Super Mario Brothers.
0:37.1	Titanic. Obviously, we did a whole episode on Mario Brothers. Titanic.
0:38.1	Obviously, we did a whole episode on the making of Titanic.
0:42.5	And today we're going to talk about Waterworld.
0:44.7	Now, I had several sources for this episode.
0:48.2	There was a book called Fiasco, a history of Hollywood's iconic flops by James Robert Parrish. This will be a good book to just
0:57.9	kind of like look through and see other movies we can talk about. I've heard of this book.
1:03.4	And a ton of newspaper sources, which I will cite as we go through the episode.
1:12.8	Let's get started.
1:17.5	Waterworld saga begins all the way back in 1986.
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