See when you just make up your own rules and invent your own "system", how can anyone argue with that?
There's no such thing as 2/3 INTP 1/3 INFP.
That's just an INTP with T=66%.
Bullshit, blue, these are
fictional characters, and they can be whatever they need to be every new episode. When Wilson moved in with House (Which I hadn't seen before,) he instantly became Mr. Big J, simply because the subplot required it.
I don't usually bother with this type of exercise, but it was clear from the first episode that the writers are students of typology - almost to the point of parody - and therefore it makes sense in this instance.
Yeah, because like, everyone knows that NFs never cheat or anything like that.
Sometimes I really think you've never known an NF gone bad. I could Godwin up this thread, but I won't bother.
Really? That's pretty funny, because I've been noticing that half the characters are shifting. Cameron hardly does any research toward the end of Season 2. You could call her ISFJ at that point and I'd hardly argue. But she was
much closer to INTJ in the first season. Sounds like the writers really got their MBTI chops down!
And there you have it. What MacGuffin doesn't know about F'ing Fs isn't worth knowing.
MacGuffin types someone publicly about once a year, and I never agree with it. I don't think I'll be putting a lot of stock in your opinion of his eye either, being that I can never figure out where you get your ideas.
No, really? They just don't "Think" as often, and that makes med school a bit difficult. It's why people who just want to get into the business of caring for people don't become doctors.
To clarify how I see the characters types at this point:
House: ENTP
Cuddy: ESTJ
Foreman: ISTJ
Cameron: Too variable
Wilson: Too variable
Chase: Too variable?
Chase is the only of the last three who might actually have a
type. Cameron and Wilson have been too self-contradictory to be any one type.
I apologize for assuming the characters would be static based on the few early episodes I watched. They aren't.