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External links

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	*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_%28Family_Guy%29 Wikipedia]		*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_%28Family_Guy%29 Wikipedia]

	[[Category:Television]]		[[Category:Television series]]
	[[Category:Cartoons and anime]]		[[Category:Cartoons and anime]]

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	\|Network=Fox		\|Network=Fox
	\|Genre=Animated comedy		\|Genre=Animated comedy
	\|No. of seasons=11		\|No. of seasons= 13
	\|director=Seth MacFarlane		\|director=Seth MacFarlane
	\|stars=Featuring the voices of: <br>Seth MacFarlane as Peter Griffin, Brian Griffin, and Stewie Griffin<Br> Alex Borstein as Lois Griffin<Br>Seth Green as Chris Griffin <Br>Mila Kunis as Meg Griffin		\|stars=Featuring the voices of: <br>Seth MacFarlane as Peter Griffin, Brian Griffin, and Stewie Griffin<Br> Alex Borstein as Lois Griffin<Br>Seth Green as Chris Griffin <Br>Mila Kunis as Meg Griffin

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	{{~~Television show facts~~		{{Infobox television
	\| yearReleased=1998		\| yearReleased=1998
	\|Network=Fox		\|Network=Fox

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	[[Category:Television]]		[[Category:Television]]
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Mr. Herbert

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	* He sees Jeff Campbell, a teenage nudist, and says "Holy moly, it must be my birthday!"		* He sees Jeff Campbell, a teenage nudist, and says "Holy moly, it must be my birthday!"

	* At the Griffin's garage sale, Herbert asks ~~him~~ if he is selling any clothes from the summer. Chris then tells Herbert that all he has fitting that description is a pair of shorts, to which Herbert replies "Sweet Jesus!".		* At the Griffin's garage sale, Herbert asks Chris if he is selling any clothes from the summer. Chris then tells Herbert that all he has fitting that description is a pair of shorts, to which Herbert replies "Sweet Jesus!".

	==External links==		==External links==

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Mr. Herbert

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	Mr. Herbert is one of the first [[boylover]] characters to be regularly featured on a prime time situation comedy. He is voiced by Mike Henry and first appeared in season 3 in an episode entitled, "To Love and Die in Dixie” and has become very popular with the shows audience. Mr. Herbert lives alone with his old, crippled dog, Jesse and is a retired United States Army veteran who served in WWII.		Mr. Herbert is one of the first [[boylover]] characters to be regularly featured on a prime time situation comedy. He is voiced by Mike Henry and first appeared in season 3 in an episode entitled, "To Love and Die in Dixie” and has become very popular with the shows audience. Mr. Herbert lives alone with his old, crippled dog, Jesse and is a retired United States Army veteran who served in WWII.

	His relationship with Chris is satirical and stereotypical but also surprisingly sympathetic. Mr. Herbert is depicted as showing genuine concern for Chris as demonstrated in a number of episodes where he has prevented disaster form befalling him. Chris however is oblivious to the depth of Mr. Herbert’s affection for him. In the episode "To Love and Die in Dixie”, Chris is shown to be Mr. Herbert’s [[Paperboy]]. Upon the families returned from the South, Mr. Herbert has left 113 messages asking what had happened to the paperboy. “In "The Courtship of Stewie's Father", Chris breaks his window with a baseball, and Lois decides to pay for the broken window out of Chris's allowance. At Herbert's suggestion, Peter makes Chris do chores for Herbert. He later takes Chris out to dinner. At that point, he fantasizes about life with Chris. In his fantasy family, he and Chris have two children, a boy who resembles Chris, and a girl who resembles Herbert. In the last scene of the episode, he turns on the TV to an announcement of the Little League World Series. He perks up and responds: "Jackpot!"[[http://familyguy.wikia.com/wiki/Herbert]]		His relationship with Chris is satirical and stereotypical but also surprisingly sympathetic. Mr. Herbert is depicted as showing genuine concern for Chris as demonstrated in a number of episodes where he has prevented disaster form befalling him. Chris however is oblivious to the depth of Mr. Herbert’s affection for him. In the episode "To Love and Die in Dixie”, Chris is shown to be Mr. Herbert’s [[Paperboy]]. Upon the families returned from the South, Mr. Herbert has left 113 messages asking what had happened to the paperboy. “In "The Courtship of Stewie's Father", Chris breaks his window with a baseball, and Lois decides to pay for the broken window out of Chris's allowance. At Herbert's suggestion, Peter makes Chris do chores for Herbert. He later takes Chris out to dinner. At that point, he fantasizes about life with Chris. In his fantasy family, he and Chris have two children, a boy who resembles Chris, and a girl who resembles Herbert. In the last scene of the episode, he turns on the TV to an announcement of the [[Little League World Series]]. He perks up and responds: "Jackpot!"[[http://familyguy.wikia.com/wiki/Herbert]]

	Mr. Herbert is known for making colorful and sexually suggestive comments including:		Mr. Herbert is known for making colorful and sexually suggestive comments including:

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Mr. Herbert

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	Mr. Herbert is one of the first [[boylover]] characters to be regularly featured on a prime time situation comedy. He is voiced by Mike Henry and first appeared in season 3 in an episode entitled, "To Love and Die in Dixie” and has become very popular with the shows audience. Mr. Herbert lives alone with his old, crippled dog, Jesse and is a retired United States Army veteran who served in WWII.		Mr. Herbert is one of the first [[boylover]] characters to be regularly featured on a prime time situation comedy. He is voiced by Mike Henry and first appeared in season 3 in an episode entitled, "To Love and Die in Dixie” and has become very popular with the shows audience. Mr. Herbert lives alone with his old, crippled dog, Jesse and is a retired United States Army veteran who served in WWII.

	His relationship with Chris is satirical and stereotypical but also surprisingly sympathetic. Mr. Herbert is depicted as showing genuine concern for Chris as demonstrated in a number of episodes where he has prevented disaster form befalling him. Chris however is oblivious to the depth of Mr. Herbert’s affection for him. In the episode "To Love and Die in Dixie”, Chris is shown to be Mr. Herbert’s [[Paperboy]]. Upon the families returned from the South, Mr. Herbert has left 113 messages asking what had happened to the paperboy.		His relationship with Chris is satirical and stereotypical but also surprisingly sympathetic. Mr. Herbert is depicted as showing genuine concern for Chris as demonstrated in a number of episodes where he has prevented disaster form befalling him. Chris however is oblivious to the depth of Mr. Herbert’s affection for him. In the episode "To Love and Die in Dixie”, Chris is shown to be Mr. Herbert’s [[Paperboy]]. Upon the families returned from the South, Mr. Herbert has left 113 messages asking what had happened to the paperboy. “In "The Courtship of Stewie's Father", Chris breaks his window with a baseball, and Lois decides to pay for the broken window out of Chris's allowance. At Herbert's suggestion, Peter makes Chris do chores for Herbert. He later takes Chris out to dinner. At that point, he fantasizes about life with Chris. In his fantasy family, he and Chris have two children, a boy who resembles Chris, and a girl who resembles Herbert. In the last scene of the episode, he turns on the TV to an announcement of the Little League World Series. He perks up and responds: "Jackpot!"[[http://familyguy.wikia.com/wiki/Herbert]]

	Mr. Herbert is known for making colorful and sexually suggestive comments including:		Mr. Herbert is known for making colorful and sexually suggestive comments including:

			* “If it gets too hot and sweaty for you out here, feel free to take your shirt off”

			* “Alright everyone but Chris keep your pants on and let's figure this out.”

			* Guess who? Sorry to leave you so many messages. Just lonely here. Thinkin' about the muscly-armed paperboy. Wishin' he'd come by and bring me some good news.

			* He sees Jeff Campbell, a teenage nudist, and says "Holy moly, it must be my birthday!"

			* At the Griffin's garage sale, Herbert asks him if he is selling any clothes from the summer. Chris then tells Herbert that all he has fitting that description is a pair of shorts, to which Herbert replies "Sweet Jesus!".

	==External links==		==External links==

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Mr. Herbert

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	Mr. Herbert is one of the first [[boylover]] characters to be regularly featured on a prime time situation comedy. He is voiced by Mike Henry and first appeared in season 3 in an episode entitled, "To Love and Die in Dixie” and has become very popular with the shows audience. Mr. Herbert lives alone with his old, crippled dog, Jesse and is a retired United States Army veteran who served in WWII.		Mr. Herbert is one of the first [[boylover]] characters to be regularly featured on a prime time situation comedy. He is voiced by Mike Henry and first appeared in season 3 in an episode entitled, "To Love and Die in Dixie” and has become very popular with the shows audience. Mr. Herbert lives alone with his old, crippled dog, Jesse and is a retired United States Army veteran who served in WWII.

	His relationship with Chris is satirical and stereotypical but also surprisingly sympathetic. Mr. Herbert ~~shows~~ genuine concern for Chris as demonstrated in a number of episodes where he has prevented disaster form befalling him. Chris however is oblivious to the depth of Mr. Herbert’s affection for him. In the episode "To Love and Die in Dixie”, Chris is shown to be Mr. Herbert’s [[Paperboy]]. Upon the families returned from the South, Mr. Herbert has left 113 messages asking what had happened to the paperboy.		His relationship with Chris is satirical and stereotypical but also surprisingly sympathetic. Mr. Herbert is depicted as showing genuine concern for Chris as demonstrated in a number of episodes where he has prevented disaster form befalling him. Chris however is oblivious to the depth of Mr. Herbert’s affection for him. In the episode "To Love and Die in Dixie”, Chris is shown to be Mr. Herbert’s [[Paperboy]]. Upon the families returned from the South, Mr. Herbert has left 113 messages asking what had happened to the paperboy.

	Mr. Herbert is known for making colorful and sexually suggestive comments including:		Mr. Herbert is known for making colorful and sexually suggestive comments including:

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Mr. Herbert

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	Mr. Herbert is one of the first [[boylover]] characters to be regularly featured on a prime time situation comedy. He is voiced by Mike Henry and first appeared in season 3 in an episode entitled, "To Love and Die in Dixie” and has become very popular with the shows audience. Mr. Herbert lives alone with his old, crippled dog, Jesse and is a retired United States Army veteran who served in WWII.		Mr. Herbert is one of the first [[boylover]] characters to be regularly featured on a prime time situation comedy. He is voiced by Mike Henry and first appeared in season 3 in an episode entitled, "To Love and Die in Dixie” and has become very popular with the shows audience. Mr. Herbert lives alone with his old, crippled dog, Jesse and is a retired United States Army veteran who served in WWII.

	His relationship with Chris is satirical and stereotypical but also surprisingly sympathetic. Mr. Herbert shows genuine concern for Chris as demonstrated in a number of episodes ~~when~~ he has prevented disaster form befalling him. Chris however is oblivious to the depth of Mr. Herbert’s affection for him. In the episode "To Love and Die in Dixie”, Chris is shown to be Mr. Herbert’s [[Paperboy]]. Upon the families returned from the South, Mr. Herbert has left 113 messages asking what had happened to the paperboy.		His relationship with Chris is satirical and stereotypical but also surprisingly sympathetic. Mr. Herbert shows genuine concern for Chris as demonstrated in a number of episodes where he has prevented disaster form befalling him. Chris however is oblivious to the depth of Mr. Herbert’s affection for him. In the episode "To Love and Die in Dixie”, Chris is shown to be Mr. Herbert’s [[Paperboy]]. Upon the families returned from the South, Mr. Herbert has left 113 messages asking what had happened to the paperboy.

			Mr. Herbert is known for making colorful and sexually suggestive comments including:

	==External links==		==External links==