Book · 1994 · Science fiction comic books, strips, etc
Star Trek, Deep Space Nine
Why people recommend it
Star Trek, Deep Space Nine by Mark A. Altman is a literary companion and comprehensive guide exploring the television series of the same name. On the podcast Timcast IRL in an episode titled THIS COULD BE THE END | Timcast IRL #1465 w/ Brandon Herrera released on March 10, 2026, Tim Pool discussed the television franchise while referencing the associated materials. Tim Pool shared that he was actively rewatching the science fiction series and emphasized to the audience that the final three seasons were simply incredible. Expressing genuine enthusiasm for the overarching narrative arc and character development in the later phases of the show, Tim Pool explicitly recommended that people watch it. Although the specific reference by Mark A. Altman is often sought out by fans wishing to dive deeper into the lore, production history, and episode guides of the iconic television show, Tim Pool focused his on-air praise primarily on the exceptional quality, dramatic tension, and enduring appeal of the broadcasted episodes themselves during the lively discussion on the podcast.
Who recommended it
- Tim Pool Recommended
Tim Pool — 1 mention
“I'm also rewatching Deep Space Nine, which I just got to stress, guys. The last three seasons of Deep Space Nine are just so incredible. And I really do recommend you watch it.”
Also mentioned in the same episodes
Other mentions (1: passing, ad reads, own books)
“It was Voyager that I was born to, not Deep Space Deep Space Nine, so.”