ESTj?

[Dioklecian]

[Smilingeyes]

Here's another one:



Again, the character, not the actor. One of the clearest ESTjs available regularly in tv these days.

[jewels]

ESTj for the first, ENTp for the second.

[JuJu]

Good calls, jewels. Agreed on both!

[Smilingeyes]

Oookay...

Try reading here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregory_House

Gregory House as a character is modeled on Sherlock Holmes, for whom ESTj is named. This is the modern version of the most archetypal ESTj in the world. He's a curmudgeon and a misanthrope whose main motivations are comfort, boredom and a sense of duty. That's delta, Si, Si and Te respectively. His 'hidden agenda' of perfection is clearly seen in his willingness to press into a case. The term 'Rubik's complex' in the series is something wonderfully associated with concrete Te/ abstract Si. If you had no prior understanding of what an ESTj looks like, this is it. Study it. Thank you.