Chevy Chase certainly didn’t hold back while discussing his career highs and lows in his new CNN documentary. I’m Chevy Chase and You’re Not, which aired on Thursday, January 1, charts the comedian’s rise to fame while examining the complexities and challenges that have shaped his legacy.

Chevy Chase reportedly had many battles with his co-stars. Stories about Chase's time on Community have become legendary. Former SNL cast member Terry Sweeney still doesn't like Chase due to events from their time on the show. However, that was far from the only battle on the set of the NBC sketch comedy show.

Chevy Chase has addressed his controversial exit from the NBC series Community. This comes after a new CNN documentary, I’m Chevy Chase, and You’re Not, reignited the conversation about the actor using the N-word on set.

The famously prickly comedian found a sympathetic adversary in the director of a CNN documentary about him. Their conversation with a reporter was … spirited.

Saturday Night Live alum Terry Sweeney predicts CNN’s new documentary won’t make Chevy Chase look his best. Before I’m Chevy Chase and You’re Not premiered on Thursday Sweeney, 75, was asked about some of the story lines featured in the doc,

Community’s Yvette Nicole Brown has spoken out, seemingly in response to the resurfaced allegations against Chevy Chase in the new CNN documentary, I’m Chevy Chase, and You’re Not. Community director Jay Chandrashekhar spoke about the alleged racism scandal.

The iconic comedy star is an active, if evasive, onscreen participant in this feature-length look at his roller-coaster career.

Thirty years later, Chase entered the Hazelden Addiction Treatment Center in Minnesota to receive treatment for an alcohol problem. His publicist, Heidi Schaeffer, told CBS News in 2016 that he had entered the program to get a "tuneup" in his recovery.