Trainwreck: Poop Cruise is the new Netflix doc which revisits the 2013 chaotic voyage of the cursed Carnival Triumph through the eyes of some of those poor souls who were on board.

About halfway through “Trainwreck: Poop Cruise,” a new documentary on Netflix, Devin Marble wanders around dark hallways on a Carnival Cruise Line ship searching for a working bathroom.

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The story is told anew, and with a heaping helping of snarky humor, in the new Netflix documentary Trainwreck: Poop Cruise, part of a series that looks at mishaps of varying severity (previous ...

Netflix viewers horrified by Poop Cruise Although viewers might remember the story being covered at the time, delving into exactly what happened on the ship through accounts from passengers and their ...

The Trainwreck documentary anthology on Netflix continues with the infamous Carnival triumph "poop cruise" of 2013.

Trainwreck: Poop Cruise on Netflix is pretty much exactly as disgusting as you’d expect a documentary titled Poop Cruise to be. As promised, there is a lot of poop. The latest 50-minute special ...

'Netflix Poop Cruise doesn't show how bad horror sailing really was' The Carnival Triumph cruise from Texas to Mexico in 2013 turned into a nightmare when an engine room fire cut power to the ship ...

Speaking about your bowel movements can be embarrassing, but gastroenterologists explain the significance and key indicators you should be aware of.

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