Beautiful. Thank you for this rare perspective into Vietnamese wildlife!

Hi Lee, how can I watch the full documentary? Thank you. Have a nice day

Oh Wow. I didn’t realize the Vietnamese call it “The American War.” Of course they do! I would too.

I REALLY wanna watch that. But I'm from Spain, is there any way we can watch this outside of the uk?

Welcome home brother. As a Eurovision fan for almost 10 years, I’ve been reading news on Wiwibloggs every day. Hope you enjoy this meaningful trip!

Great guy 🎉

Thank you for sharing may God bless you 🎉

Thank you for sharing

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I worked there for sometime it was very interesting

I was a patient there for a while. It was an experience I'll never forget

Please bring us truth. Thank you.

But the building is absolutely gorgeous

Your a fruit loop,

Looks like to me that they were living in a palace

Wow

My Great Grandmother die here.Horrible place .If you weren't crazy when you in came into this place you where when you came out .If you came out .

Hear me out, I added ketchup to a Full English breakfast and invented a staple of authentic Indian cuisine: “The classic English Breakfast” One more: I added white pepper in Haggis along with black pepper and invented a true Indian Classic dish: “Peppery Haggis”. Last one: I added a little sugar to Yorkshire pudding and now I’ve created an authentic Indian dish, the “Yorkshire Sweet Pudding”.

I’ve broke in a few times 😭😭😭

And people think the food of Great Britain is bland 😂😂 Chicken Tikka Masala, the UK's National dish!!

Horrific place my baby brother lived most of his life there autistic rip 😢

The mention of "history" saddens me because history in today's society wants to be "erased". Mental health is absolutely a part of history, but you can not erase certain parts of history because all history affects us all. And it all involves mental health

I worked in that city. Can't say anything good about them. They all seemed a little deranged to me.

How can you find information on an individual that was hospitalized at a state facility.

Crazy question but we’re those patients cremated before they were buried? Those are very small plots seems like so it has me curious. I find this place very sad a little scary as well at the thoughts of what went on there. Thanks for sharing 👍👍

My relative was there .sad at the experiments they did on humans legally. Most who lived around town had no idea what they did to humans .

I thoroughly enjoyed this! Very well done. I've been fascinated with castles since I was a kid. Like you said, "The American in me loves it!" Please keep these great videos coming!

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William~hi- you made excellent ,

When was this done? Did you pop out to there from Liverpool during Eurovision??:)

William, I'm jealous!! This looks fab!😅😅😅 Never would've thought Glasgow and curry go together:) You always open new horizons for me:) Can't wait for the next episode❤

Great video, William! Liverpool looks likes a great city to visit. I hope to get to see it in person someday. I was sad that neither Paul nor Ringo were at Eurovision. I know if Cilla Black were still with us she would have made an appearance 🙂

William this is wonderful👏👍 what a fun episode🙂 Thanks for making this - I had no idea Liverpool was such a lively and exciting city🎉🎊

IT’S A SERIES??? YEAS, the only way I want to explore cities from now own! With William!Let’s do this!

Oh wow! Very great idea to do this! Style of this documentary is so funny and concise. That’s a masterful level of editing to have this many interviews and talk about city in just 8 minutes.

*The* Eurovision journalist. ŠČ from Croatia

Too sugar coated. 😢

Thank you William... when I was a child in the 60s and 70s, I too, was told that I was going to be sent to Milledgeville! It's a dark part of our state's past, but as the young lady said, maybe all of it wasn't so dark...

Really cool piece. Very well put together. Currently researching more about the CSH in Milledgeville so this was very helpful. Thanks!

What in the world is in the background of the narrator? Is that the back of a man in a suit? (with no legs & a very oddly shaped head). What IS that?

I worked there as a psychiatric aide for a year in the late 1960s. There were some good, caring people who worked there. And then there were others who were not so much so. It was an interesting experience.

I live in the UK and when I was small and acting up I would always be threatened with being taken away "by the men in white coats".

This hospital has been shut down for many many years ???

My grandma always called it the “looney bin”

My granny Betty Fay Pittman used to work there!

That is a lie that they know everyone buried, they have now found over 25,000 bodies, the majority without markers. This video is propaganda.

The treatment methods described here were brutal, but it should be noted that they were then state-of-the-art and were commonly practiced at facilities across the US and around the world. Many, or really, most of the employees of the hospital over the years were dedicated to the care and ethical treatment of their patients. No doubt, some succumbed to the dehumanizing tendencies present in any large institution where a few have control over many (See Stanford Prison Experiment)

The hospital opened with the purpose of providing high-quality care. It became the victim of its own success and of changing times.