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The story behind Gina's dramatic exit
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One of the original core members of the series, the 99th Precinct's civilian administrator is known for her weird antics and sarcastic remarks. She may come off as rude sometimes, but she's clever and most of the time effective, causing the squad and viewers of the show to genuinely love her. So, it was a big surprise when it's announced that the actress is exiting the series, with the character going to be written out. Fans of the show were thrilled to know that the squad was coming back only to be hit with another sad news not long after the season debuted - Peretti is leaving the show, with actress announcing on Twitter that she won't finish the ongoing year as a series regular. Peretti was a Brooklyn Nine-Nine regular from season 1 to season 6, episode 4 - titled "Four Movements" which functioned as her farewell outing. She returned to the show in the same year's finale as a guest star, marking her final appearance thus far. Narrative-wise, Gina decides to it's time to leave the precinct, realizing that her talents would be better used elsewhere like being an online celebrity. While the rest of the gang is sad to see her go, they support her choice and send her off happily.
What Chelsea Peretti has been up to since Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Throughout its seven seasons so far — its most recent just recently wrapped up in April of , but season eight is on its way — Michael Schur's delightful workplace comedy Brooklyn Nine-Nine has introduced audiences to an incredibly fun cast of characters unlike anything else on television. The show stars Saturday Night Live alum and Lonely Island star Andy Samberg as Jake Peralta, a goofy yet extraordinarily talented detective in the fictional 99th precinct of the NYPD, but he's surrounded by a diverse cast, each of whom brings something different to the table. Played by comedian Chelsea Peretti, Gina Linetti is pure id, constantly drawing attention to her extremely high self-esteem and super-specific worldview, all while making audiences laugh with her bold antics and distinctive attitude. Despite Gina's overwhelming popularity, however, Peretti made the seemingly unexpected decision to leave the show in its sixth season. If you're wondering why Peretti and Schur ended Gina's journey within the show early, as well as the manner in which they sent her off and what Peretti is up to now, read ahead for the real reason Chelsea Peretti left Brooklyn Nine-Nine. In the season 6 episode "Four Movements," Gina employs her dance skills and sense of drama to say an individual goodbye to each member of the precinct, producing an episode that's just as hilarious as it is moving. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter , Peretti opened up about the process behind her farewell episode and why it was the right time to leave, indicating that the decision was made jointly among herself, executive producer Dan Goor, and Schur. I wasn't just like, 'I'm leaving! I'm friends with Dan, I'm friends with Andy [Samberg], I've talked with them about the situation over the years.
Chelsea Vanessa Peretti born February 20, is an American comedian, actress, television writer, singer and songwriter. Peretti was born on February 20, , in Oakland, California , the daughter of a schoolteacher mother and a criminal defense lawyer and painter father. She moved to New York City in to attend Barnard College , [6] [9] during which time she took a study year abroad in her junior year to Royal Holloway, University of London , [10] graduating in She appeared as a guest correspondent on one episode of Lopez Tonight interviewing local citizens about Prop 8. Peretti is credited as a writer on six episodes of the television show Parks and Recreation from to In tandem with the EP, Peretti also released two accompanying music videos: "Late", [24] and "Oatmilk". Peretti began dating comedian and filmmaker Jordan Peele in
