Chevy Chase expresses dissatisfaction with 'Community,' claims show 'wasn't funny enough' and felt 'constrained'

Chevy Chase, known for his role in the sitcom "Community," has recently expressed his dissatisfaction with the show, claiming that it "wasn't funny enough" for him and that he felt "constrained." He also mentioned that he didn't want to be surrounded by "those people" on set. Chase departed from the show in 2012 after alleged racially charged outbursts. Despite this, he denies that he was challenging to work alongside and is unsure of his reputation among people. Chase's comments have sparked reactions from fans and former co-stars, with Yvette Nicole Brown mocking his claim that the show wasn't funny enough. Chase's remarks have reignited the discussion surrounding his departure from "Community" and his opinions about the show's humor and writing.