MBTI®: 5 Netflix Original Series That ENFPs Will Love (& 5 They Will Hate)

Netflix’s original series are some of the most sought after shows on television. Some of these series are absolutely groundbreaking, while others add a unique twist on old favorites.

Finding the right television show for ENFPs isn’t about whether something that piques their interest can be found but, instead, is just a matter of looking through the lists before coming across the perfect match. So to save valuable time, let’s take a look at Netflix series that ENFP will love and those they should try to avoid.

10 Love: Altered Carbon

It is hard for any fans no matter their personality type to not have their minds blown by Altered Carbon’s take on a futuristic world where death is no longer permanent. ENFPs will love Altered Carbon’s portrayal of this dystopian future where the inhabitants live countless lives as they travel among the stars.

These voyagers travel into the unknown regions of space, obtaining the ability to touch distant galaxies light-years away but do so, often at the cost of their humanity.

9 Hate: Ozark

Any show would benefit from having the hilarious A-lister, Jason Bateman as a leading man. While he never portrays the typical laugh out loud comedians’ fans have become accustomed to watching in big-name series, there is still a special charm to his snarky remarks and always calm demeanor.

Sadly, Jason Bateman still won’t be enough for ENFPs who are known for their less than take-charge nature. Which, unfortunately, is the polar opposite of Bateman’s protagonist role in the series.

8 Love: The Frankenstein Chronicles

Sean Bean is a brilliant actor that instantly brings with him a loyal fan-base. Having such a popular and exciting lead character is a must-have in today’s environment where even the most popular shows run the risk of being canceled for various different reasons.

The Frankenstein Chronicles adds a new layer on an old story, that will keep ENFPs on the edge of their seats as the series slowly unlocks the mysteries behind some of the most gruesome murders to be seen in Netflix originals.

7 Hate: Frontier

There are not a whole lot of entertainment platforms that would entertain the thought of having an entire series dedicated to Canadian fur trading. Mostly because it doesn’t feel like it would be captivating enough to keep viewers entertained for one season much-less multiple seasons.

Yet, Frontier has managed to exceed expectations in every way, ultimately being one of the best original series created by Netflix. Unfortunately, due to its graphic, bloody content, ENFPs probably won’t make it past episode 1 of season 1.

6 Love: Green Eggs And Ham

Dr. Seuss’s characters are known for their wild, sometimes strange antics. Their world reflects the best and worst that humanity has to offer and always delivers a powerful message of hope to children and adults of all ages. Netflix’s Green Eggs and Ham carries on this light-hearted message of love and hope to a newer generation.

The whole creative process that comes from the creation of such a show, will attract ENFPs of all ages who will enjoy the series thought-provoking plot.

5 Hate: The Umbrella Academy

There are a lot of things that Netflix’s The Umbrella Academy does right, especially when it comes to the plot. It is full of interesting and unique main and side characters that each has competing interests.

There are no two people alike in this series which always keeps a sense of originality in the character makeup that bleeds over into the main plot. Sadly, ENFPs will not enjoy all the drama that comes with a show about a family of misguided superheroes constantly infighting among themselves.

4 Love: Nailed It

Netflix’s Nailed It is for the creative, who lack the skills to be successfully creative. Contestants who love to cook but are terrible at it face off against each other, while being judged by the best in the business.

ENFPs will enjoy the creative and lighthearted experience that this show strives to bring out. Even though most of the contestants fail miserably, there is a hopeful aspect in that they are working in the right direction. A positive concept ENFPs will appreciate.

3 Hate: Narcos

ENFPs naturally seek approval from those in higher positions. They are one of the least likely of the personality types to have a problem with the law since they strive to get along with everyone they encounter.

It is because of this that ENFPs will hate a show about drug-running, murder, and just overall neglect of law and order. Narcos might be a fun look into the life of criminals for most but for ENFPs it will not be a meaningful experience.

2 Love: Cheer

Cheerleading is a creative sport for creative minds. Those who participate in it are characteristically driven individuals who strive to rise to the highest ranks of their profession. The coaches that oversee the training of these cheerleaders are determined to win no matter how hard they have to drive their students.

Netflix’s Cheer depicts the struggles these cheerleading teams have to endure as they work and practice for tournaments that will change their young lives forever, sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse.

1 Hate: The Last Kingdom

The biggest problem that most new viewers to Netflix’s original program The Last Kingdom will notice, is its lack of originality in almost every way. In fact, it is basically just a generic version of History Channel’s Vikings.

ENFPs are naturally creative people and will despise any show that lacks the creativity they exhibit in their own lives. Another problem ENFPs will have with The Last Kingdom is that they tend to enjoy charismatic main characters, which is a weak spot for this series.

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