Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Politically-engaged: Extensive get-out-the-vote work and campaigning for candidates like Beto O’Rourke and Kyrsten Sinema, e.g. canvassing threads such as “If every tweet you saw today… TWEETING IS NOT ENOUGH”.
- Socially-conscious: Signals clear concern for justice and human rights, from the “Free Palestine 🇵🇸” bio to activism threads like “We inhabit a country of such abundance… When you vote you are saying that you care.”.
- Self-deprecating: Frequently jokes at his own expense, e.g. “I’m no @taylorswift13 , but you should probably get your ass over to and register.” and being ‘TOTALLY over’ Daredevil while obviously not over it in “#TBT to that one time…”.
- Playful-creative: Uses imaginative comic bits like the multi-part Obama–Trump script starting with “1. INT. WEST WING LAST NIGHT…” and quirky observations such as “Consider the banana: It just sits there… What. The. Fuck.”.
- Grateful-supportive: Openly thanks fans and colleagues, e.g. “HUGE Thank you to all you wonderful #AllRise fans out there. It’s been a strange & beautiful year. We appreciate you.” and proud shout-outs to friends’ projects like “Super duper proud of my dear friends @DiarraOni & @MilesOrionFeld…”.
Weaknesses:
- Harshly-partisan: Political critiques often slide into mocking individuals, e.g. the escalating ridicule of Trump in the script thread starting at “1. INT. WEST WING…” and jabs like “Reminder: Never stare directly at the all consuming darkness that is @realDonaldTrump.”.
- Provocative-language: Frequent use of strong profanity and crude phrasing, as in “Lot of denouncing going on… Looootta denouncing.” and especially the Trump script tweets like “& f$&@ your husband! & f$&@ CNN! & the failing New York Times! (SAD!)…”, can alienate more sensitive or moderate followers.
- Promotion-heavy: Timeline leans heavily on promoting his own shows and episodes, e.g. multiple All Rise pushes like “All Rise is a television show. That show is on tonight. You should watch that show.” and recurring hype for premieres and finales, which can overshadow non-career content.
- Sarcastic-tone: Relies on sarcasm and cynicism when discussing news or social media, as in “Twitter is where I go to watch the social fabric unravel in real time.” and deadpan jokes about quarantine or politics, which may reduce perceived warmth in serious discussions.
- Infrequent-updates: There are long gaps and clusters where activity spikes around specific projects or campaigns, with years where most posts tie to a single show or cause, suggesting a less consistent, relationship-building presence compared with his influence level.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Wilson Bethel’s mix of earnest political engagement, thoughtful reflection, and dry humor lines up most closely with Lisa Simpson. Like Lisa, he’s deeply invested in activism and democracy, from organizing door-knocking for Beto O’Rourke and urging people to vote in multiple tweets like “TWEETING IS NOT ENOUGH” and “Vote early!!!”. He also shows a bookish, reflective side and admiration for thoughtful media, such as his 2017 reading list and sharing a moving Mr. Rogers piece via “this exceptional piece of writing about this extraordinary human being reminded my what grace… looks like”. At the same time, his sharp, often nerdy humor about politics—like the elaborate Trump mini-screenplay starting with “INT. WEST WING LAST NIGHT” and quips like “Twitter is where I go to watch the social fabric unravel in real time.”—feels very Lisa-esque: smart, satirical, and morally driven. Even his bio, “Free Palestine 🇵🇸,” reflects Lisa’s consistent alignment with social justice causes and concern for people beyond her own immediate world.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFP
They lean Extraverted: they promote events, invite fans to interact, and enjoy public engagement, e.g. rallying volunteers in Texas with “Texans! Who wants to door knock for #TeamBeto this weekend?? I’LL TRAIN YA MYSELF!” and offering theatre tickets with “I’ve got 5 pairs of tickets for tomorrow’s matinee performance of #TheLastMatch ! … @ me to claim em.”. Their humor and commentary show a strong Intuitive side, constantly riffing on big-picture politics and culture rather than concrete minutiae, like the satire thread starting with “INT. WEST WING LAST NIGHT The carpeted halls are empty. Donny stalks, alone, muttering to himself.” and the self-aware meta line “Twitter is where I go to watch the social fabric unravel in real time.”. They prioritize Feeling values—empathy, justice, and emotional resonance—through activism and cause-driven posts such as “If every tweet you saw today… were 1 door knocked on… imagine what our country might look like… TWEETING IS NOT ENOUGH” and warm appreciation like “HUGE Thank you to all you wonderful #AllRise fans out there. … We appreciate you.”. Finally, they appear Perceiving: their feed is playful, improvisational, and driven by spontaneity over rigid structure, from absurd observations like “Consider the banana: It just sits there on the counter, CONSUMING ITS OWN SKIN…” to the impulsive, road-trip activism vibe of “Heading coast to coast in the Bullseye mobile; tryin’ to drum up some interest in democracy in a hamlet near you...”. Together, this blend of high-energy outreach, values-driven political engagement, imaginative humor, and go-with-the-flow spontaneity fits ENFP best.
Some pickup lines for you
- If you’ve got the milkshake and the straw, I guess I’ll bring the popcorn and we can watch Daredevil: Born Again together—strictly for, you know, character study purposes. 🎯
- You road-tripped for democracy in 2018—#roadtrippin4democracy—and knocked doors for Beto. Want to team up and go door to door convincing people Hart of Dixie deserves that season 5… and that we’re dangerously cute together?
- You said Twitter is where you watch the social fabric unravel in real time, but every time you tweet about All Rise or The Last Match, I’m pretty sure you’re single-handedly stitching my faith in humanity back together.
- You made your directorial debut on All Rise and your Bullseye arc in Daredevil broke the internet—how about a crossover where we improv the scene where I steal your motorcycle back and you steal my heart?
- From campaigning for Beto and Stacey Abrams to saying ‘Free Palestine’ in your bio—if integrity were followers, you’d have way more than 118k, and I’d still be here trying to earn just one: you following me back.
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Actor, occasional director & chronic door-knocker for democracy. Once lost a motorcycle, gained a supervillain. Opinions, dad jokes & Bullseyes my own.– @WilsonBethel
Your signature cocktail
The Bullseye Babylon Highball
The rye whiskey brings a strong, no-nonsense kick, nodding to his sharp, politically engaged side and his long Obama-vs-Donny satire thread starting with “1. INT. WEST WING LAST NIGHT”. Cold brew coffee mirrors his relentless, on-the-road activism energy from “Heading coast to coast in the Bullseye mobile; tryin’ to drum up some interest in democracy in a hamlet near you...”. The smoked chili-honey syrup is sweet with a burn, like the playful menace of Bullseye in “I mean, Bullseye gonna be Bullseye… 🦷” and the heat in his political takes such as “TWEETING IS NOT ENOUGH”. Grapefruit juice adds a bitter-sunny balance for his mix of optimism and frustration about democracy, as seen in “I woke up this morning at 5:30, having dreamed of a country that will wake today & assert itself…”. The splash of soda water keeps it light and TV-ready—bubbly like his promo hype in “Do you like watching attractive people argue in suits? ME TOO!” while still grounded enough for the guy tweeting “Twitter is where I go to watch the social fabric unravel in real time.”
Your Hogwarts House
Gryffindor
Wilson Bethel repeatedly throws himself into overt, real-world causes in a way that reads as brave and a bit heroic. He literally road-trips across the country to campaign for candidates, documenting a grind of door-knocking and phone banking while calling others to action: “DAY FIVE. Amarillo by morning... Dallas by sundown. I’ll be knocking on doors all week, getting out the vote for the mighty (and mightily inspiring) @BetoORourke...” and “If every tweet you saw today… were 1 door knocked on, 1 phone call made… imagine what our country might look like… TWEETING IS NOT ENOUGH”. He leans into confrontational political satire with a fearless, almost crusading edge, like his multi-part fantasy script skewering Trump that culminates in: “Barry: Sorry, Donny. You're fired.” and his sharp political commentary such as “Reminder: Never stare directly at the all consuming darkness that is @realDonaldTrump. #EclipseDay”. He also openly aligns with contentious causes, from campaigning for Beto O’Rourke and Stacey Abrams to putting “Free Palestine 🇵🇸” in his bio, and explicitly urging civic courage: “Assert yourself. Vote.”. The combination of public-facing activism, moral conviction, and a willingness to provoke in defense of his beliefs is quintessentially Gryffindor rather than the quieter diligence of Hufflepuff or the self-focused ambition of Slytherin.
Your movie
Your song
Roar - Katy Perry
Katy Perry’s Roar fits Wilson Bethel because it blends humor, resilience, and outspoken activism—the same mix that runs through his timeline. He literally scripts a climactic moment with Obama and Trump underscored by Katy Perry in his Oval Office mini-screenplay, writing that the ominous whistling tune is “Katy Perry, 'Roar.'” (“The whistling is piercing now. Ominous, atonal. But the tune is unmistakable: Katy Perry, 'Roar.'”). His feed is full of political engagement and fighting spirit, from organizing volunteers for Beto O’Rourke (“This is a call to action, friends! KNOCK DOORS! MAKE CALLS! Democracy depends on YOU!”) to blunt reminders that “TWEETING IS NOT ENOUGH”. At the same time, he keeps it playful and self-deprecating with jokes about TV, toilet paper, and quarantine viewing (“The bad news: there was toilet paper. The bad news: It’s off brand.”), matching the song’s combination of empowerment and cheeky fun. His bio and activism signal a voice that wants to be heard—exactly the energy of a track about finding and using your roar.
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