In a 2015 Screen Actors Guild Q&A with the Brooklyn Nine-Ninecast, Peretti revealed that keeping a straight face while filming a scene in the season 2 episode "Beach House" was one of the hardest challenges of her career so far - " the hardest I've ever laughed was when Andre in this 'Beach House' episode was supposed to be boring. However, this wasn't because of any animosity between the two, but because the Brooklyn Nine-Nine cast - Chelsea Perreti included - found Captain Holt as funny as audiences. Thankfully, the reason Chelsea Peretti struggled filming many scenes alongside Andre Braugher, who of course plays the borderline-emotionless Captain Holt.
There's one Brooklyn Nine-Nine scene the Gina actress found particularly hard to film in the show's early seasons, however. Gina was one of the most popular characters on Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and despite Chelsea Peretti's early exit, her interviews on behind-the-scenes experiences tend to be positive and incredibly insightful for fans of the show. A final scene at the end shows that, even with many of the characters having left the Nine-Nine, they were able to regroup for an annual Halloween heist including Terry, Jake, Amy, Holt, and of course the Chelsea Peretti Brooklyn 99 character herself. As the precinct embarks upon another elaborate Halloween heist, Gina is brought in as a part of the plans and gets to be a part of the full celebration. As part of the elaborate final farewell that the characters threw for each other (and that the show threw for its audience), Chelsea Peretti made a return appearance as Gina for the two-part season 8 finale. When Brooklyn Nine-Nine aired its eighth and final season, the show looked to wrap up a lot of important character arcs and plotlines. This forced the sitcom to downsize its ensemble cast, and since the Chelsea Peretti Brooklyn 99 character was the only non-cop character, she was the one to go. without much status." Given the show's standing at that point, having just been picked up by a new network after being canceled, perhaps NBC was wanting to cut costs to be able to move forward with it.
As she noted in her extensive interview for her farewell episode, she's just a "lowly actor. Between the timing and Peretti deliberately declining to reveal the real reason behind her Brooklyn 99 exit, it's possible that it was a decision made by people above her pay grade.
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