Is the character of George Wickham portrayed worse in the TV series or in the novel of Pride and Prejudice?

Clearly this is a very subjective question, and I am
assume you are refering to the excellent BBC TV series starring Jennifer Ehle and Colin
Firth. Well, I must admit I thought that this TV series was brilliant in its depiction
of Wickham as the attractive man who takes everybody in. For me, watching a good TV
series or a film is much more powerful than reading a book in terms of the visual
presentation of characters, so in a sense, we as the audience are taken in by Wickham as
well, and thus when we discover his deceit it makes us angrier with him than in the
book. Certainly the visual images that accompany Darcy's narration of his deceit add
extra impact to it, as we see Wickham manipulating Georgiana Darcy and the disolute
lifestyle that he lives in Cambridge. These all serve to add another element to his
deceit and this is one that makes us angrier at him.