Which four hostesses from QVC /HSN would you chose for shoeplay? pretty feet? Foot moments etc And only 4
1. Chris Scanlon: - The best shoeplayer
2.Lisa Mason- Her feet movements on the rugs and foot massagers
3. Mary Beth Roe- Has the prettiest feet so when she models shoes...it's the best
4. Colleen Lopez
1) Lisa Mason. Lisa had a sense of sensuality and awareness, like she knew people were watching. Just the way she'd talk about herself in the act hinted that there was true intent at times. Maybe it was for her husband, an audience of one. But you don't linger on "I'm gonna take my shoes off, and put my size-nine feet on this rug..." for the housewives in the audience.
2) Chris Scanlon. Chris was my gateway for sure. But with Chris, shoeplay seemed like a nervous habit, an indulgence, more playful than alluring. Chris confessed she took her shoes off; Lisa announced it. Chris also took the bare exit ramp faster, I think.
3) Colleen Lopez. Colleen had Lisa's sensuality but with far more subtlety. She rarely announced what she was up to, rarely drew big attention to it. Some of my favorite Colleen moments were the ones I only saw in replays. She also had a more mature aura, much like Lisa.
4) Lynn Murphy. This is a tough one; there were better and more legendary shoeplayers, but Lynn was youthful and playful, and those white tights in the '90s were worth staying up late for. For a teenaged me in my formative years, she had far more personal allure than, say the pros on QVC.
Honorable mention to Nancy Hornback, who was on air when I could no longer tune in, but ticked all the boxes that made Lisa and Chris experts. If she'd been on the air in 1997 or 1998, I'd probably feel differently about where she slots in.
Like any hall of fame conversation, this is tough because personal attraction and memories elevate or lower people on the scale. QVC had some classic all-pro shoeplayers in that time frame, but they were more mature and didn't fall on my radar of attraction the same way. (Or some didn't have the opportunity; Lisa and Colleen did a lot of jewelry shows that had less visibility than, say, the rug shows.) It's in retrospect that I nudge Lisa over Chris, when at the time, Chris and Lynn were at the top of my list.
Re: Your Mount Rushmore of HSN/QVC Shoeplay
Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2026 3:02 pm
by Footsiefreak
paradigm88 wrote: Mon Jul 20, 2026 12:58 pm
Here are my thoughts:
1) Lisa Mason. Lisa had a sense of sensuality and awareness, like she knew people were watching. Just the way she'd talk about herself in the act hinted that there was true intent at times. Maybe it was for her husband, an audience of one. But you don't linger on "I'm gonna take my shoes off, and put my size-nine feet on this rug..." for the housewives in the audience.
2) Chris Scanlon. Chris was my gateway for sure. But with Chris, shoeplay seemed like a nervous habit, an indulgence, more playful than alluring. Chris confessed she took her shoes off; Lisa announced it. Chris also took the bare exit ramp faster, I think.
3) Colleen Lopez. Colleen had Lisa's sensuality but with far more subtlety. She rarely announced what she was up to, rarely drew big attention to it. Some of my favorite Colleen moments were the ones I only saw in replays. She also had a more mature aura, much like Lisa.
4) Lynn Murphy. This is a tough one; there were better and more legendary shoeplayers, but Lynn was youthful and playful, and those white tights in the '90s were worth staying up late for. For a teenaged me in my formative years, she had far more personal allure than, say the pros on QVC.
Honorable mention to Nancy Hornback, who was on air when I could no longer tune in, but ticked all the boxes that made Lisa and Chris experts. If she'd been on the air in 1997 or 1998, I'd probably feel differently about where she slots in.
Like any hall of fame conversation, this is tough because personal attraction and memories elevate or lower people on the scale. QVC had some classic all-pro shoeplayers in that time frame, but they were more mature and didn't fall on my radar of attraction the same way. (Or some didn't have the opportunity; Lisa and Colleen did a lot of jewelry shows that had less visibility than, say, the rug shows.) It's in retrospect that I nudge Lisa over Chris, when at the time, Chris and Lynn were at the top of my list.
Yes Lisa was/is a foot exhibitionist . I'm sure she loved the fans contacting her about her feet. She was so obvious saying subliminal hints all the time only a foot lovers could pick up on.
That heat massager where she was rubbing it on her feet she was mentioning her size 9s and was saying to the guest " is it gross that I took my shoe off"? Then those rug shows and the sensuous way she would rub her foot against the rug and how many times did she say " when you come home and want to kick off your shoes"
I know she gives the best footjob out of them all
Re: Your Mount Rushmore of HSN/QVC Shoeplay
Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2026 3:35 pm
by Footsiefreak
Re: Your Mount Rushmore of HSN/QVC Shoeplay
Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2026 4:18 pm
by ismaltese
It was an hallucination or there was around a picture of Chris Scanlon with both feet on her shoes?
Re: Your Mount Rushmore of HSN/QVC Shoeplay
Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2026 6:50 pm
by Footsiefreak
ismaltese wrote: Mon Jul 20, 2026 4:18 pm
It was an hallucination or there was around a picture of Chris Scanlon with both feet on her shoes?
Would have been great but I never heard of her doing that? Don't know why she would? She would just go in her stocking feet. Do you recall if she was sitting or standing? Maybe one foot on top if she was sitting is the only possible way
ismaltese wrote: Mon Jul 20, 2026 4:18 pm
It was an hallucination or there was around a picture of Chris Scanlon with both feet on her shoes?
Would have been great but I never heard of her doing that? Don't know why she would? She would just go in her stocking feet. Do you recall if she was sitting or standing? Maybe one foot on top if she was sitting is the only possible way
she was standing, maybe it was just one foot (that is she was resting just one foot into the heelcup of her shoes). I vaguely recall a picture and I think it was her (I am italian, so at that time for me her name meant nothing)
Re: Your Mount Rushmore of HSN/QVC Shoeplay
Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2026 7:49 pm
by Mr. Mike
Nobody has mentioned Lisa Robertson. She seemed a snobby bitch and that her shit didnโt stink, but when she dipped it was awesome.
Iโll never forget the show she did that was out of the studio but up on stage, like a fashion show. She was on for 3 hours, standing up on this stage with models coming up and showing off what they were selling. The last :40 of her show, on 3 different segments, she did the show with 1 beautiful brown high heel shoe off. There was nowhere to hide, nothing to cover or block her, but she didnโt care and neither did the producer or cameraman. She move about with that one high heel off. I donโt recall her ever saying anything about it or whyโฆbut it was magical
Re: Your Mount Rushmore of HSN/QVC Shoeplay
Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2026 8:31 pm
by Footsiefreak
Mr. Mike wrote: Mon Jul 20, 2026 7:49 pm
Nobody has mentioned Lisa Robertson. She seemed a snobby bitch and that her shit didnโt stink, but when she dipped it was awesome.
Iโll never forget the show she did that was out of the studio but up on stage, like a fashion show. She was on for 3 hours, standing up on this stage with models coming up and showing off what they were selling. The last :40 of her show, on 3 different segments, she did the show with 1 beautiful brown high heel shoe off. There was nowhere to hide, nothing to cover or block her, but she didnโt care and neither did the producer or cameraman. She move about with that one high heel off. I donโt recall her ever saying anything about it or whyโฆbut it was magical
But you can only mention 4 that's the game. So far as a whole it's
Mr. Mike wrote: Mon Jul 20, 2026 7:49 pm
Nobody has mentioned Lisa Robertson. She seemed a snobby bitch and that her shit didnโt stink, but when she dipped it was awesome.
I thought of her, but more as a case of potential never quite living up to production. There were moments, yes, but there are a lot more "if only" stories that come to mind. And you're right; she did project a sense that she was too good for you.