Meet George Jason, his son Elroy… the jasons maybe vice versa Flint As far as their era goes, they are very similar in terms of characteristics, gadgets and gizmos used as well as family dynamics discovered. As with The Flintstones, the era in which the Jetsons were born, while personality tests still exist, they certainly don’t go viral all the time on the internet. That’s even more ironic for a family in the space age, because they’re living in the future, not the past.
It’s exciting to think about Jason’s family taking the MBTI® test and mulling over each other’s results. Imagine Judy Jetson calling her friends to see if they’re a good match for the guy she likes. Otherwise, their lives are over!
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George Jason: ENFP
Long before Phil Dunphy was everyone’s favorite addict dad on TV modern familyand George Jason. Often completely confused about what is going on at work or at home, George is an ENFP, i.e. an activist. He’s generally a fun guy, easy to relax, and usually wants to be. He gets stressed easily and complains about his job, despite the occasional push of a button.
Whether he was the leader of his family or his Space Cub Scouts, George was well-intentioned, but was known to get overwhelmed, sometimes leading to emotional outbursts.
Astronomy: ESFP
Astro is not only Jason’s family dog, but also George Jason’s best friend. Although he is not the smartest Great Dane in the world, he is the most loyal and an ESFP (entertainer), he lives for the attention and frequently asks George. Like many ESFPs, the Astros don’t like feeling bored or sitting still, even if that means chasing cats on the treadmill!
Fortunately, when the family pleaded with Astro, George was pleased and replaced their robot dog with Astro, as the show wouldn’t be complete without him. Everything about him is fun and interesting.
Judy Jetson: ESFP
Judy Jetson is a typical teenager making a living out of fashion and romance. If something happens to get in the way of a date or a nice haircut, her life will end well. She speaks slang and is an ESFP (entertainer). She’s not shy, at least most of the time, and makes it clear when she’s upset. Most of the time, she is a very cheerful child who loves to be around people and has a lot of fun.
Unfortunately, Judy is not as beloved as Elroy, as she is more of a teenage girl than she is of any real size like her brother. She has some interesting arcs that showcase the skill and ingenuity of her ESFPs.
Rossi: ISTJ
Everyone’s favorite cartoon robot from the ’60s, Rosie is not only a housekeeper but a sassy friend who, oddly enough, reminds us of Harley Quinn when she says “Mistah J.” It makes more sense if Harry reminds us of Rosie! Rosie is an ISTJ, or logistics expert, which isn’t surprising since she’s a robot after all.
Rossi is very down-to-earth, often pointing out the truth to Jane when she does housework, even pointing out the truth to Jane’s hair. She is Jane’s honest and obedient friend, and despite being an old-fashioned and action-packed model, she still gets the job done every day.
Mr. Spaceley: ESTJ
Cosmo Spacely is a grumpy workaholic who claims to be married after just half a day off work and is an ESTJ (Executive Director). He is better at giving orders than following them, and delegating rather than doing things himself. Spisley is a strict foreman who values order and tradition, getting more done than taking a day off.
No one is more dedicated to Spacely’s sprocket than Cosmo Spacely. He can be quite arrogant and greedy for money, but he also pursues an effective means of making money. Like many ESTJs, he can be stubborn and judgmental.
Orbit: ESFP
There are many cute little aliens in “The Jetsons”, the cutest being Orbitty. He comes from a satellite crater and is an endangered species that changes color. Orbitty is a naughty little ESFP, entertainer. Many pets have this score and it works because they love being the center of attention and will do anything to have fun!
Orbitty gets bored easily and would rather do something all the time, even if that means lounging on his springs. He’s a fun and unique guy who brings Elroy joy, and although he’s not always in high spirits, he’s still one of the funniest campers around. around.
4. Elroy Jason: INTP
As one of the better TV-watching kids, Elroy is friendlier and less naughty than many other kids. He is INTP, a logician, always looking for a scientific explanation of something. Although he may not seek trouble as often as other children, trouble often follows him.
When this situation arises, he uses an open analytical mind to solve the problem. He’s also a magical boy who began studying astrophysics, stellar geometry, and the history of space before the age of seven. He’s Wesley Crusher, minus the annoying parts and one of the most likable characters.
Blue Apollo: ISFP
Remember Judy Apollo’s lover? The Jetsons movie? When Judy has to move house and misses an important date with singer Cosmo Cosmo, who doesn’t even bother asking her questions and teasing her nervous stuttering, she meets this blue guy on the planet. his new, who turned out to be a better choice.
Apollo is an ISFP, an explorer. He is an artist who looks at things from a creative perspective and is interested in new things. He’s imaginative and enthusiastic, playing music and dressing like David Bowie on the show. Apollo is artistic and charming, and an interesting character, and it would be interesting if he had a more permanent place in Judy’s life.
Mrs. Spaisley: ENTJ
When Mr. Spaisley married Petunia Spaisley, he of course also married his rival, whom he claimed to be marrying because she knew how to cook. Mrs. Spacey is an ENTJ, the commander. She is so strong that even her husband is afraid of her. While Cosmo still loves Penny (or Stella, or Stella, depending on the episode you’re watching), he’s often uncomfortable confronting her or making her angry.
Mrs. Spaisley’s Way or The Highway is a play on Spisley’s own style and temperament, making us wonder if the opposite sex attracts or bullies attract or create other bullies.
Jane Jetson: ESFJ
Jane is a modern sci-fi wife, and George loves her, mostly because he’s 17 years older than her. While she’s a fashionista, she’s more of a devoted housewife and an ESFJ (or “champion”). That’s because she’s usually the most agreeable person in the room, unless someone hurts someone she loves. That’s why her personality makes her more against Mr. Spaisley than her husband.
Jane is very warm and supportive, even when her family is upset or unprovoked because of their troubles. She was a very practical mother, using every new device to keep order in the house, but she was also warm and positive, like many wives portrayed on TV at the time.