Coronation Street1960

Blanche Hunt:
[as the Barlows meet George and Eve, Blanche is very drunk] Kids on every corner - lurking and spitting, pavements knee deep in dog-doo, murderers running actories - on it's not like it was around here. There was a time when stupid people, with nowt to steal - could leave the doors open!

Ken Barlow:
You're painting a very negative picture, Blanche.

Deirdre Barlow:
She's a very negative person.

Blanche Hunt:
I'm a realist - I don't live in fairy-land like you do.

Eve Wilson:
Everywhere's got a problem, hasn't it?

George Wilson:
Exactly - there's good and bad everywhere.

Blanche Hunt:
Good and bad in this room! [Points at Deirdre] This one - she were in prison! I nearly died of the shame.

Deirdre Barlow:
Mother! Nobody needs to know that!

Blanche Hunt:
[points at Ken] He's had more affairs than Soft Mick!

Peter Barlow:
I think you've had enough Blanche.

Blanche Hunt:
Oh! Well you certainly have! [points at Peter] And this one 'ere, he's an alcoholic, you know!

Leanne Battersby:
I'll just get you another glass, Blanche, with tea in it.

Blanche Hunt:
Oh! And now I'm being told off by the former prostitue! Oh naughty Blanche! Naughty!