Binge Guides Books in Order
Part ofGreg Enslen Books in OrderBrowse the Binge Guides by Greg Enslen in order, with quick book summaries, series background, and guidance on choosing a viewer's guide.
Last updated: July 15, 2026
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Binge Guides books in publication order
17 books
Suits: Season 1
by Greg Enslen
2015
An unofficial viewer's guide to the first season of Suits. Episode recaps, cast and location information, music tracks, and trivia help viewers follow the cases and relationships at the firm's center.
Suits: Season 2
by Greg Enslen
2015
An unofficial companion to Suits season two, with episode recaps, cast and location notes, music tracks, and trivia. It is designed for viewers who want to follow the show's details as they watch.
Game of Thrones: Season 1
by Greg Enslen
2016
An unofficial guide for starting Game of Thrones, with season-one viewing notes that help sort out characters, places, and episodes. It stays clear of future-season spoilers and outside-book details.
Game of Thrones: Season 2
by Greg Enslen
2016
An unofficial season-two companion for Game of Thrones. It helps viewers keep track of the growing cast, shifting locations, and episode developments without revealing anything waiting in later seasons.
Game of Thrones: Season 3
by Greg Enslen
2016
An unofficial guide to Game of Thrones season three, designed to use alongside each episode. It answers questions and highlights useful details without spoiling the television story beyond this season.
Game of Thrones: Season 4
by Greg Enslen
2016
An unofficial viewing companion for Game of Thrones season four. It offers episode-focused help with characters, locations, and connections, without jumping ahead to events that occur later in the series.
Game of Thrones: Season 5
by Greg Enslen
2016
An unofficial guide for watching Game of Thrones season five at your own pace. It keeps the focus on the season's episodes, characters, and locations, without revealing future plot turns.
Mr. Robot: Season 1
by Greg Enslen
2016
An unofficial companion for Mr. Robot's first season, built to use as you watch. It helps viewers follow the show's questions and details while keeping later-season developments out of sight.
Suits: Season 3
by Greg Enslen
2016
An unofficial viewer's guide to the third season of Suits. Episode recaps, cast and location information, music tracks, and trivia offer an easy way to keep up with the show's legal and personal drama.
Game of Thrones: Season 6
by Greg Enslen
2017
An unofficial guide for following Game of Thrones season six episode by episode. It offers help with characters, locations, and story details while avoiding spoilers from the seventh and eighth seasons.
Game of Thrones: Season 7
by Greg Enslen
2017
An unofficial companion for Game of Thrones season seven, made for viewers watching one episode at a time. It clarifies characters, places, and developments without giving away the final season.
Mr. Robot: Season 2
by Greg Enslen
2017
An unofficial, season-by-season companion for Mr. Robot that tracks the second season as you watch. It answers questions and points out notable details without disclosing events from later seasons.
Mr. Robot: Season 3
by Greg Enslen
2017
An unofficial guide to watching Mr. Robot's third season closely. It provides season-specific context and interesting details for viewers who want help following the show without advance knowledge of season four.
Game of Thrones: Season 8
by Greg Enslen
2019
An unofficial companion for watching the eighth season of Game of Thrones. It helps untangle characters, locations, and episode details while staying focused on the television series rather than outside book material.
Mr. Robot: Season 4
by Greg Enslen
2020
A season-specific, unofficial viewing companion for Mr. Robot. It helps viewers follow the final season's episodes, answer questions, and spot useful details without spoiling story developments from earlier viewing sessions.
Back to the Future
by Greg Enslen
2021
An unofficial guide to the Back to the Future movie trilogy, with recaps, cast and crew notes, music, filming locations, quotes, goofs, and trivia. It follows the films without revealing later-movie surprises.
Emergency!
by Greg Enslen
2021
An unofficial episode-by-episode companion to the classic television series. It includes synopses, character and location notes, medical and equipment details, goofs, and trivia, while avoiding spoilers for episodes still to come.
Binge Guides books in chronological order

Suits: Season 1
by Greg Enslen
2015Binge Guides, Book 1
Suits: Season 2
by Greg Enslen
2015Binge Guides, Book 2
Suits: Season 3
by Greg Enslen
2016Binge Guides, Book 3
Game of Thrones: Season 1
by Greg Enslen
2016Binge Guides, Book 4
Game of Thrones: Season 2
by Greg Enslen
2016Binge Guides, Book 5
Game of Thrones: Season 3
by Greg Enslen
2016Binge Guides, Book 6
Game of Thrones: Season 4
by Greg Enslen
2016Binge Guides, Book 7
Game of Thrones: Season 5
by Greg Enslen
2016Binge Guides, Book 8
Mr. Robot: Season 1
by Greg Enslen
2016Binge Guides, Book 9
Mr. Robot: Season 2
by Greg Enslen
2017Binge Guides, Book 10
Game of Thrones: Season 6
by Greg Enslen
2017Binge Guides, Book 11
Game of Thrones: Season 7
by Greg Enslen
2017Binge Guides, Book 12
Mr. Robot: Season 3
by Greg Enslen
2017Binge Guides, Book 13
Game of Thrones: Season 8
by Greg Enslen
2019Binge Guides, Book 14
Mr. Robot: Season 4
by Greg Enslen
2020Binge Guides, Book 15
Emergency!
by Greg Enslen
2021Binge Guides, Book 16
Back to the Future
by Greg Enslen
2021Binge Guides, Book 17
Series background & context
Greg Enslen's Binge Guides are unofficial viewing companions for people who like to pause, notice details, and keep track of a complicated show without spoiling what comes next. They are not novelizations. Think of them as watch-along reference books, built to sit nearby while the screen is on.
The guides are organized by season or, in the case of Back to the Future, by movie. They offer recaps and useful context as viewers go, rather than asking them to read a huge encyclopedia before starting. The aim is simple: make it easier to follow the story and catch the things that might otherwise slip by.
The Game of Thrones books cover all eight television seasons. Each season guide helps viewers sort through the large cast, shifting alliances, major locations, and episode-by-episode developments. They are designed around the television series and avoid revealing events from later seasons, so a first-time viewer can use one without losing the surprise of what lies ahead.
No advance spoilers is the key rule.
The Mr. Robot guides take the same approach to a very different kind of show. They are season-specific companions for the tech thriller, helping viewers track its people, questions, and story details while keeping future-season information out of view. With a show that rewards close attention, a little orientation can be useful.
Enslen also wrote guides for Suits, covering its first three seasons. These include episode recaps alongside cast and location information, music tracks, and trivia. They suit viewers who want to revisit a favorite legal drama or make sense of how its character stories connect from episode to episode.
The later guides widen the range. Emergency! covers the classic television series episode by episode, with synopses, character and location notes, medical and equipment details, goofs, and trivia. Back to the Future covers the three-film trilogy with recaps, cast and crew information, music, filming locations, quotes, goofs, and production details.
These books are made for active watching.
The tone is friendly and practical, not academic. A guide might answer a quick question about a character, flag a recurring detail, identify a song, or point out something happening in the background. They work especially well for a rewatch, but their no-future-spoiler format also makes them useful for someone seeing a show for the first time.
There is no single fictional storyline connecting the Binge Guides. The through line is Enslen's interest in television and film, and his desire to help viewers enjoy the details without turning the experience into homework. Choose the title that matches what you are watching, then begin with its first season or first movie.
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