Not sure if a thread like this already exists, but what do you guys think?
Don Draper: ISFP (or ISTP?)
Roger Sterling: ESTP
Peggy Olson: INTJ?
Joan Harris: ESFJ
Betty Draper: ESFP (a very lonely one)
Bert Cooper: INTP?
Harry Crane: ENFP
MiniHands, I've got a suggestion for you, there is this guy on youtube called Dave Super Powers, and he talks about how to tell what people's personality types are using facial cues and expressions/nonexpressions. I think you might need to work on how you type people, because I didn't see any reasoning for why you thought that these people were these types, and also because some of these types that you assigned seem off. I might recommend reading more about these various personality types. I know when I first got into this, I focused mainly on only certain personality types, and would more often type people as those types, until I finally evolved more with this system.
Don Draper is an ENTJ- because of his position as leader, his extroverted intuition which he uses when he makes pitches, his inability to self-reflect and his lack of feeling- I don't know how many times I've heard him say "I don't feel anything," he is not an ISFP. ISFPs are usually very soft spoken, have a hard time with pressure of any sort, and are more of creative types that are very in their own world. They are also very sensitive and respond very poorly to criticism of any sort. Don Draper uses his conversation with other people as a means of thinking about ideas- aka that's how he gets his energy, which is why he is an extrovert. He is intuitive because he tends to take leaps in intuitive thinking- he'll think of things nobody has thought of. He is a T, because he is not in touch with feeling, in a sense he doesn't know how to feel. But one of the things about the functions is that as we age we begin to have to confront shadow functions that we haven't dealt with, which makes sense that about midway through his life he might start to "begin" to feel. As far as whether or not he is a J or P, he is very critical, very hard on himself and others, he might not follow the rules to a "T", but he thrives off of deadlines, prefers people to be brief in conversation, and likes things short, simple and direct.
Peggy Olsen is an ISFP- she is not a visionary, she works within a frame work, she works alone. She likes to follow the rules, but has a creative energy. She goes to church even though she doesn't believe in it, and has a certain sense of social duty and social conduct. (As a side note to Minihands- INTJ is the mastermind, a person who thinks in systems and who is very visionary, I did not see any of that with Peggy. If Peggy was an INTJ she wouldn't be going to church just to pacify her mother, INTJs are very unconventional socially. I know because my partner is one.)
The big thing about whether or not someone is an introvert is
how they get their energy- do they get it by being around people or by being alone?
If they are a sensor they are more likely not to have leaps in thinking, or have unique ideas- they like to follow rules, and codes of conduct.
If they are a J or a P, it often times will show in whether they make moral judgments or if they abstain from moral judgments, and is also reflected in the clothes that they wear. J's tend to wear tighter, more fitted clothing. P's tend to wear loose clothing that might be considered baggy.
Betty Draper would probably be an INFJ. My reasoning for this is that she is very introverted, she feels most comfortable with one or two friends over as opposed to a big group- she tends to stress out in big group situations. She is very much a feeler, she goes off of her gut feeling, and is fairly expressive in her emotions. She is also fairly controlled by her emotions. She tends to brood and hold in how she feels, while acting cool and reserved. I feel like being hard to read is a calling card of INFJs. As far as intuition goes, she tends to pick up on subtleties and energies and take leaps of faith with her feeling and intuition. She is also very expressive in what she wears, and very much a perfectionist. She is not totally a traditionalist- she hangs out with divorcees and other questionable people. She is not assertive or dominant in any way- which is more of an ESFP calling card. I think she is an idealist, because more and more when she is confronted with people and the way they behave she becomes very depressed and disillusioned. And she is such a J! Everything about her has to be controlled- she is very strict with the kids, she morally judges her husband, her father and her friends. She also has good advice and is a confidant. She is willing to take risks that she believes in, which is another reason I think she is intuitive. If she was a P, chances are she wouldn't be so well groomed, and she might be fine with more questionable behavior- because P's don't judge!
I would like to go over all the other types on that show, but first a recommendation, please when you guess what types they are, write down the reasons, and then you will truly get the answer.
I am at work though right now, so I won't go into Don and Peggy at the moment though- perhaps later today.