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Hello! I've been looking for her type all over the internet, but I can't seem to find it. If you want more information about the show, click here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miranda_(TV_series) Miranda is quirky, fun-loving, sometimes an introvert and always busting with new ideas...

So, in true introvert fashion, I have recently gotten very into the BBC version of Sherlock starring Benedict Cumberbatch. Since I'm still relatively new to Typology (maybe a month or two into it at most) I wanted to test out my research by creating a theory to explain one of the more ambiguous...

I have wondered for a long time what Amy Pond's mbti type is. I have seen her typed as everything from an ESFP to INFJ to ISTP. Opinions? For those who don't watch the show(and those who do): Amy is flirty and witty- she is a good conversationalist but genuinely seems to be happy spending time...

I haven't watched the US version yet, but what do you guys think of each character in both? For UK so far I have: Mitchell - ISTJ Annie - ESFP George - ESTP Nina - ISFJ Lucy Jaggat - Kemp - INTJ Sasha - ESFJ Ivan - ? Daisy - ? Adam - ISFJ Yeah. I haven't gotten to series four with any of the...

BBC News - Baldness treatment a 'step closer' Scientists say they have moved a step closer to banishing bald spots and reversing receding hairlines after human hair was grown in the laboratory. A joint UK and US team was able to create new hairs from tissue samples. Far...

I love Doctor Who (even though the recent seasons haven't been as good as earlier ones..Steven Moffat..grrr) and I'm curious to here your thoughts on the 12th Doctor. I know there's been some rumors as to who it will be but I haven't heard anything definite.

So... how about Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss? I haven't the slightest what their types are. Any guesses?

Have you seen Sherlock? Do you like it? And, most importantly, do you have any plausible Reichenbach theories? Personally, it's probably my favourite TV show. Spoilers will probably ensue. Proceed with caution.

A place to discuss the BBC modern adaption of Sherlock Holmes. Season 1: YES Season 2: OH GOD NO YES WHAT Things to discuss: Books - The Ending - Couples/Pairings {Johnlock, Sheriarty, Lestrade, etc} - The change to modern day.

Dad - INTJ Mum - INFJ or ISFJ leaning towards 'N' though. Jake - ISTP Ben - ENTP in the new series but previously ESTP. Karen - ENTJ or P? Auntie Angela - ENFP Granddad - ESTP

A great documentary about a common philosophy of beauty, how it is being desecrated, and how it can be saved or restored. I agree entirely with this video. Can you be on one side and not oppose the other? I know this is like posting Machine-Hearts in INFP; so tell me if it's a repost, please.

INFP? "After graduating with a First, he studied for an MA at the Courtauld Institute of Art in London, specializing in ancient Greek and Roman art" "In The Times, Sarah Vine wrote: ‘Sooke is an immensely engaging character. He has none of the weighty self-regard that often afflicts art...

The series has been out for a while now, but I just got the episodes from a friend of mine recently and I think I'm hooked. There were only 3 episodes released in the first series and a new set is to be released in 2012, which I eagerly anticipate. How dare they only release 3 episodes then...