Seinfeld and George Costanzas negative values

The television program Seinfeld, which airs on TBS daily at 5:30 and 6:00 p.m, consists of intricately devised plots and storylines based on negative American values. Values are defined as a principle, standard, or quality considered worthwhile or desirable. George Costanza, one of the four main characters, best portrays this negativity through selfish actions and laziness to produce humor. George Costanza is a short, fat, quirky bald man, whose career is based on a series of …

…George follows his the slight urges that most men would just ignore. This explains his lack of reluctance to portray his values of selfishness and laziness. This explains why George is unhappy, unconfident, insecure, and a perpetual liar. I believe that the writers of Seinfeld created the character of George Costanza to nourish the viewers needs of these negative values. However, when each episode ends you realize George's outcome and you avoid his prominent values.