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Community is still a fan-favorite show, even though it’s been off the air for almost 10 years!

The comedy series – starring Joel McHale, Gillian Jacobs, Danny Pudi, Yvette Nicole Brown, Alison Brie, Donald Glover, Ken Jeong, Chevy Chase, and Jim Rash – ran on NBC for five seasons between 2009 and 2014 before the final season aired on Yahoo! Screen in 2015.

The show followed disbarred lawyer Jeff Winger, who enrolled in a local community college and formed a study group with fellow students, who eventually learn more about themselves than their course work.

Just recently, Donald shared a major update on the Community movie!

With the show back in the headlines, we’ve gathered all of the main cast members of Community, and ranked them from lowest to highest estimated net worth.

If you didn’t know, Community is available for streaming on Netflix and Hulu!

Click through the slideshow to find out who the richest Community cast member is…

Joel McHale is reacting to comments former co-star Chevy Chase made about their show Community.

The 80-year-old actor appeared on four seasons of the popular sitcom. However, he has made it clear that he was not its biggest fan.

Just last month, Chevy said that he “felt the show wasn’t funny enough for me, ultimately” during a podcast appearance. He added that it “just wasn’t hard-hitting enough.”

How did Joel feel about the comments? He just weighed in.

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Chevy Chase still isn’t the biggest fan of Community, despite starring on the series for four seasons.

During a new interview, the 79-year-old actor seemed to actually forget he was even on the show, before belittling the show as a whole, and the cast as well.

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Lena Dunham‘s reps have responded to a joke told by Donald Glover at this past weekend’s WGA Awards.

At the show, Donald presented Atlanta executive producer Paul Simms with an honorary award named the Sargent Award. The Sargent Award is named after former SNL writer Herb Sargent.

In his speech, Donald kicked things off with, “Chevy Chase once called Herb one of the funniest writers working in television. Chevy Chase once called me….You know what? This is about Paul.”

He continued about Paul Simms, “I was on the set of Girls after filming a sex scene for like eight hours, which they cut down to two minutes. I’ve never seen any of the rest of that footage. I asked Lena [Dunham], ‘Hey, what made you decide to work with Paul [Simms, an executive producer on Girls]?’ And she goes ‘Honestly, this N— lets me do whatever I want.’ And I remember thinking two things. One, Lena is using the N-word extremely liberally. Who does she think she is, Chevy Chase? And two, that’s the kind of producer I want.”

Now, Lena‘s reps are issuing a response to these statements.

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Dan Harmon is sharing some updates about the recently announced Community movie.

The series creator broke the news to fans late last month that there finally will be a movie made, seven years after the show went off the air.

While many stars were confirmed to return, via Dan tagging them in the official announcement, one was not and he’s now revealing the biggest reason they won’t be back.

Click inside to see what he said…

Chevy Chase is responding to allegations that he’s a “jerk.”

He’s been called out in the media a few times – once by Pete Davidson – who publicly called him a “f— d—bag” and “a genuinely bad, racist person.”

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Chevy Chase is back home.

ET reports that the 77-year-old actor is recuperating at his home in Westchester, NY after a five-week stay in the hospital due to undisclosed issues with his heart.

Chevy said he’d be home for a few days and added, “I can only say how happy I am to now be back with my family. I’m feeling good.”

“I was in the hospital five weeks. A heart issue. So, for now, I’m around the house. Not going anywhere,” he continued.

Chevy also said he’s been using the time to read and keep up with the news, though he’s not the biggest fan of what he sees on TV.

“All dreck. I see actors, comedians, producers, screenwriters working and, God bless them, but I don’t see anything great on television,” he said.

“It all became a generation of sh-theads laughing at the world. The humour today’s giving the next generation worse stuff than they already have in their own lives. It drives me nuts.”

The outspoken comedian has landed in hot water for his comments on current TV in the past. In in 2018, Pete Davidson called Chevy out about some shady things he had said about SNL.