Mandy Pearl was encouraged to send her pictures to SCORE by a friend from a town called Huddersfield in England. The way Mandy pronounced it, it sounded like "Hooters Field," which kinda sounded just right. Two American TV sitcoms of the 1960s, Petticoat Junction and Green Acres, were based in Hooterville, an inside joke by the writers.
Mandy's friend was a guy friend, not a boyfriend-boyfriend, but Mandy trusted his judgment and followed his suggestion. The petite yet stacked brunette had never seen SCORE or Voluptuous magazines (even though they're sold all over the UK) nor had she seen SCORELAND. Mandy was in the beauty business back home and was very familiar with the modeling business, albeit the fully dressed modeling business.
After baring her bod for SCORE, Mandy continued to model and got a spot on a dating show on ITV called Take Me Out. In this tribute to male degradation, a guy looking for a date tries his luck on a row of hot spokesmodels. They signal their disinterest by switching off a light at their podiums. That gives the host (Sir Paddy McGuinness) the chance to say his patented phrase, "No likey, no lighty." The bachelor eventually takes his pick of the girls who haven't switched off their lights. Sounds like fun. Not as much fun as watching Mandy play with her big tits but still fun.
