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Old Gregg asking what you are doing in his waters in this short clip from The Mighty Boosh, used as a funny territorial reaction and meme sound.

This is Old Gregg confronting an intruder with his possessive line about his waters, delivered in a soft, eerie and slightly slurred voice that suddenly feels threatening. The short clip isolates the question so the odd calmness and creepy charm come through clearly. It lands as both unsettling and funny because Gregg sounds polite and menacing at the same time, turning a simple territorial warning into an instantly recognisable reaction moment that viewers understand even without seeing the lake or the character on screen.

Old Gregg was played by Noel Fielding in the BBC comedy series The Mighty Boosh, first appearing in the 2005 episode The Legend of Old Gregg. The green-faced hermit lives under Black Lake and confronts Howard Moon while he is fishing, asking what he is doing in his waters. Clips and quotes spread widely on YouTube and forums in the late 2000s, turning the strange encounter into a lasting cult reference that fans still quote, remix and use as a possessive reaction sound.

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Who is Old Gregg and where is he from?

Old Gregg is a fictional character played by Noel Fielding in the British comedy series The Mighty Boosh. He lives beneath Black Lake, has green skin and seaweed hair, and is known for his strange, possessive and oddly polite manner.

What does Old Gregg say in this sound?

He asks what you are doing in his waters, confronting someone he sees as trespassing in his lake. The short line is delivered in a soft, creepy voice, which is why it works so well as a territorial reaction and meme clip.

Why is the Old Gregg waters line popular?

The line became a cult quote because the scene mixes horror, silliness and surprise. Fans repeat the question whenever someone intrudes, fishes in the wrong place or touches something that belongs to someone else, making it a recognisable joke online.