Emotional expression can be completely normal and healthy, but for ENFPs, they perceive it as a part of their identity, which often leads to coming off too strong or in some cases, a mild temper tantrum. So I take precautions.”Īlthough ENFPs are lively and excited people, they are also highly emotional and sensitive. So they become more sensitive, so they chafe more. He does not let this small issue keep him from participating, nor his sensitive nipples that are very susceptible to chafing. When the office participates in Michael Scott’s Dunder Mifflin Scranton Meredith Palmer Memorial Celebrity Rabies Awareness Pro-am Fun Run Race for the Cure, Andy forgets to bring running clothes.
For example, think back to Season 4, Episode 1: “Fun Run.” I would not call Andy a runner. If there is any social event that draws the employees of Dunder Mifflin outside of their workspace, he is in, no matter the obstacles that may come his way. Andy exemplifies each of these strengths x1000. Some of their greatest strengths include being incredibly enthusiastic, sociable, and animated people. ENFPs can sometimes bring an energy into a situation that throws them into the spotlight, and they would choose freedom and creativity over stability and security any day. ENFPs are said to be the “Campaigners.” They are charming, passionate, and energetic individuals who thrive in social settings. Aside from these two characteristics, Andy clearly embodies every other attribute of the ENFP. This week has proved challenging because although Andy is definitely an ENFP, there are two characteristics I cannot get past that just don’t match up with him- he does not relax easily and he isn’t the most popular in the office, both of these are common traits of this personality. Now that we have a little background on Andy, let’s discuss the reasons for him being an ENFP (Extraverted, Intuitive, Feeling, and Prospecting). He is well known for struggling with anger management, which I will come back to later on. Some of Andy’s hobbies include mentioning his attendance of his alma mater, Cornell, singing acapella, playing guitar, sailing, and having gone to Cornell, he also enjoys bringing that up in conversations when unprompted. He does not officially join the Dunder Mifflin Scranton branch until Episode 9. It’s a fitting comeuppance for Andy Bernards 1.0, 1.1, and 5.0 - but a sad ending for the sweet, awkward Andys who only wanted his father’s approval.Andy Bernard, also known as Nard-Dog, Ace, Buzz, and Puke (all self-given nicknames) joins The Office in Season 3, Episode 1: “Gay Witch Hunt,” as one of Jim’s coworkers in Stanford.
Our final look at Andy is a man who has been turned into a national joke, courtesy of an awkward acapella audition tape that went viral. Hence: A cruise? There was probably a more graceful solution. That means Helms isn’t always available for Office filming, a problem when he’s ostensibly the lead character.
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What were the writers thinking? Now writers are dealing with an offscreen reality - with the release of The Hangover, Ed Helms is now a massive movie star with big opportunities to make more. Who knows? Because without warning, Andy Bernard 5.0 transforms into someone else entirely - borderline abusive to office employees (especially Nellie Bertram) and completely irresponsible as he disappears for a Caribbean cruise. What were the writers thinking? The show is floundering and we need a new Michael Scott! Flawed, likable, vulnerable! Can Helms do it? At this point, Andy’s change is even more believable than Michael’s - at least he went through an anger management program to motivate his new outlook on life. In both cases, writers realized that while Michael and Andy could be deeply flawed, they also needed to be vulnerable and inherently good guys for the audience to love them. What were the writers thinking? Andy’s change here mirrors the work writers did with Michael Scott from Season 1 to Season 2. The manipulator is now the manipulated, climbing any wedding planning mountain to please his lady love. Even Andy’s wardrobe softens as he transforms into an acapella-loving sweetheart who’ll do anything to win Angela’s heart. He even has a new name to reflect his evolved persona, though no one will call him Drew. Which leads to …Īndy Bernard 2.0 returns from anger management a new man. But Ed Helms turned out to be so darn likable - even when acting the jerk - that the writers needed to soften him up and keep him around.
A violent outburst would have been a great way to write him out of the show. What were the writers thinking? As Stamford branch employees drop one by one after the transfer, Andy is one of the last guys standing.
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