Frank Oz, a legend in both puppetry and filmmaking, boasts a career deeply intertwined with the joys of physical media. Collectors worldwide cherish his indelible contributions, particularly his iconic work as the voice and manipulator of Miss Piggy and Fozzie Bear in *The Muppet Show*. These foundational performances are cornerstones of any Muppet collection, with early VHS and DVD releases of classic Muppet productions being highly sought after for their historical significance and often unique packaging. His embodiment of Yoda in the *Star Wars* saga, from *The Empire Strikes Back* (1980) to the prequels, also makes him a vital presence in those sprawling home video libraries. Beyond his groundbreaking puppetry, Oz’s directorial prowess further elevates his standing among collectors. His darkly comedic musical *Little Shop of Horrors* (1986), often revisited for its impressive practical effects and two distinct endings, is a must-have for musical and dark comedy aficionados. Similarly, the witty caper *Dirty Rotten Scoundrels* (1988) offers endlessly rewatchable performances on any format. Even his voice work in CGI classics like Pixar's *Monsters, Inc.* (2001) proves his versatility, ensuring his enduring legacy across generations of physical media enthusiasts.