Chase recently addressed his notorious exit from Community by saying the show 'wasn't funny enough' for him
On Community, self-professed group leader and once-and-former-lawyer Jeff Winger had a mostly contentious relationship with the group’s resident, semi-racist, crotchety old Reformed Neo Buddhist Pierce Hawthorne. By the end of its buck-wild six-season run, very few events from the hallowed halls of Greendale Community College took place in any universe remotely resembling our own .
I just didn’t want to be surrounded by that table, every day, with those people. It was too much,” he continued, mirroring a refrain oft-heard from his fictional counterpart. Joel McHale—who is set to step back into Jeff’s overly tight pants for the long-gestating, Pierce-less Community movie—is unbothered by the dig from his former study buddy. “He stopped hurting my feelings in 2009,” the Animal Control star recently told People.
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