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  • this old man has overstayed his welcome everyone.

  • I'm Rebecca and welcome to watch Mojo.

  • Today we're counting down our picks for the top 10.

  • Creepiest Herbert moments.

  • You're funny by Get your fat ass back here.

  • That means we're looking at the most disturbing things Herbert has done throughout family guys.

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  • Yeah.

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  • Store number 10 where he hides his money.

  • We all try to keep our most prized possessions close to us.

  • But Herbert seems to take it to a whole other level.

  • In one of family guy's signature cutaways.

  • Peter teaches a group of kids about pickpocketing when he spots Herbert a few feet away.

  • All right, boys, the best targets are old rich people.

  • There's one.

  • Now go get him.

  • He commands the kids to go after Herbert, and the man does nothing to defend himself, instead giving away where he's hidden a small lot of cash and it's not in his wallet.

  • Honestly, this guy will try anything.

  • Oh, no.

  • There's no police here to help.

  • May I hope you don't find the money strapped to my five number nine baby sitting the Griffins.

  • Oh, yeah.

  • Maybe Herbert can watch the kids.

  • He seems like a responsible guy to any normal viewer.

  • This seems like a neighbor doing a favor.

  • Longtime family guide viewers, on the other hand, saw this coming a mile away.

  • It would only be till Monday and we could pay you for it.

  • Yeah, and it's really easy.

  • I promise you.

  • You've spent time watching Children, right?

  • Yes, sir.

  • Yes, I have.

  • In the season six episode Play it again.

  • Brian Herbert Baby sits the Griffin kids while Peter, Lois and Brian take a vacation to a vineyard right from the start, Herbert threatens them while more so Chris with a slap.

  • If they back talk.

  • So I want to lay down a few ground rules.

  • No caution.

  • Clean your plates and only half our radio and minutes off to bed.

  • Well, that's socks.

  • And don't you mouth off to me or I'm a slappy riding your painters even attempts to talk Chris into giving him a bath on Lee to find himself getting one from Meg.

  • Not for you.

  • Sell it.

  • It's bad day for me, but I can't wash myself knowing about it with a pair of strong young hands to help me in and out of the tub.

  • Jeez, Way to take one for the team.

  • Meg number eight, the answering machine.

  • This was either Herberts most famous or most infamous moment of the show in the episode to love and die in Dixie.

  • The Griffins are placed under a witness protection program and must live in Texas until things clear up.

  • However, upon their return, they find their answering machine has received over 100 voice messages.

  • All of them from Herbert.

  • Uh, yeah, I was just wondering.

  • Mmm.

  • Well, where The newspaper boy Waas.

  • I haven't seen a newspaper in a couple of days wondering if you're ever gonna come by As the messages go on, his tone gets worse and worse growing from his normal, creepy self.

  • Too aggressive and threatening.

  • Sorry to leave your Solman in.

  • Vestiges just longer here, thinking about the must clown paper bowl, wishing he'd come by and bring this home.

  • Good news.

  • Where are you?

  • Ah, you start a pissed Mayaki.

  • Little piglets.

  • Sumbitch.

  • How have the griffin's not filed?

  • Restraining orders or left co hog yet?

  • Number seven the yard sale.

  • How could Herbert possibly get creepy at something like a yard sale?

  • How much for the gloves?

  • Peter?

  • Those are yours.

  • 10 bucks to 745 50 10.

  • Sold.

  • Second.

  • I would have gone to 15.

  • Easy.

  • I am so stupid.

  • Well, dear viewer, Herbert always finds a way in Season five's famed episode Road to Rupert, the Griffins hold a yard sale where Chris sells his old clothes.

  • Naturally, Herbert appears asking about his hand me downs and specifically about clothes that Chris War during the hotter months of the year.

  • In response, Kris shows him a used pair of shorts.

  • Chris.

  • Hi, Mr Herbert.

  • Shelling you old hand?

  • Yeah.

  • You got nothing used to wear in the summer tile.

  • Just these old shorts.

  • Jesus.

  • It's bad enough this guy hits on Chris on a regular basis, but to be desperate enough to buy old, sweaty clothes, that's a whole new level of gross.

  • Number six Stewie's paper delivery.

  • The episode moving out sees Chris get a new job at a convenience store, allowing Stewie to take over his newspaper route.

  • Where'd you get that kind of money?

  • Picked up Chris's paper out.

  • Yep, you can see where this is heading.

  • Herbert greets his new paperboy from his yard, only to be met with Stewie's typical vitriol.

  • Wash kosh B'Gosh.

  • It's a brand new paperboy that's a mighty fall shack you carry and piss off, you perverted old freak, who we got a fighter.

  • However, the old man's response shows that, unfortunately, the insults did not faze him.

  • In fact, possibly the opposite.

  • If we had any words of advice for Stewie, it'd be this.

  • What, while you can and don't look back.

  • Unfortunately, this would not be the last encounter.

  • As we'll see later on this list.

  • Number five.

  • Flirting with Kyle while we watched Stewie become a tanning addict and Season five's The Tan Aquatic with Steve Zissou.

  • Hey, what do you think of my recumbent tan pose?

  • Legs probably spread a little wider than they ought to be, but who gives a damn?

  • This is just tan Stewie being tan Stewie, we also gotta be plot that was just downright uncomfortable.

  • Chris finds himself at odds with Kyle, a new paper boy who stolen Herbert's business and continues to bully Chris.

  • Throughout the episode, Herbert greets Cailin and overly interested tone and makes awkward remarks about his clothes.

  • Well, if it isn't King lard ass, you don't call me names.

  • Kyle, Wait.

  • Really quite sure why Herbert gets turned on by baggy shorts or venomous remarks from Kyle, but we'd rather not have an explanation.

  • Listen, I think you're a really nice guy, but I just decided to go with another paper.

  • Hello there, Kyle.

  • You look nice today.

  • I see you're wearing your big shorts with the baggy leg holes that flooded so carelessly in the breeze.

  • How has no one called the cops on this guy?

  • Number four sniffing Chris's hat at the beginning of the season nine episode, German guy Peter and Chris set out to find Chris a hobby when they run into Herbert.

  • Thank Christopher.

  • What you up to?

  • Hi, Mr Herbert.

  • My dad's helping me find a hobby.

  • Well, you should go to pretty Mona and pull it.

  • Surprisingly, the conversation isn't all that cringe, E but just when we thought everything was okay.

  • Herbert does something.

  • As Chris walks away, he asks God to let him sniff Chris's hat.

  • Leave God!

  • Limoges sniffers, Hat limit.

  • Just sniffers.

  • Hat that Shala won't a strong breeze manages to blow the hat away and straight into his hands now want Mo.

  • Alas, this has only encouraged him.

  • Wait a minute.

  • How did Chris not feel his hat fly off his head?

  • Number three.

  • Watching Peter and Chris fight?

  • It's no surprise that when Herbert hires Chris and Peter to mow his lawn, he has other things on his mind.

  • Great Caesar's ghost Chris and a chubby little friend.

  • It's like in my dream, you know, I've been looking for muscling on young fella to mome alone.

  • However, the job goes sour when Chris ends up doing all the work.

  • While Peter plays games with Herbert inside.

  • It isn't long before Chris storms in to confront his dad, and the two begin fighting in front of Herbert.

  • Of course, the old man does nothing to stop the fight, and it doesn't help that Chris and Peter yell innuendoes at each other.

  • Yes.

  • Is this really happening?

  • You're going down, old man.

  • I ain't no one going down.

  • You're going down.

  • No way.

  • I'm gonna pound your ads.

  • The whole thing ends with Herbert going out with a bang.

  • And nope.

  • There wasn't any other way to describe that.

  • Number two.

  • Letting Chris live with him over family guys.

  • 20 plus year run.

  • We've seen a handful of Herbert's fantasies where Chris is living with him while wearing no shirt and sweaty shorts.

  • Well, the Creeper got his wish in season.

  • Elevens crisscross.

  • After Meg blackmails him for stealing from Lois's purse.

  • Chris runs away to go live with Herbert.