A true trailblazer for women in television, Marlo Thomas cemented her place in entertainment history decades ago, but her work continues to resonate with collectors today. While perhaps best known for her iconic role in *That Girl* (1966-1971), a sitcom that broke barriers for depicting a single, independent woman, Thomas also boasts significant contributions to film, particularly in the realm of family-friendly and socially conscious productions. Her influence as both an actress and a producer makes her filmography a compelling deep dive for physical media enthusiasts. Collectors often seek out her groundbreaking Emmy and Peabody Award-winning special *Free to Be… You and Me* (1974), a landmark educational program promoting gender equality and self-acceptance, which saw multiple home video releases, including VHS and DVD. Later, *Free to Be... a Family* (1988) offered a similar positive message. Her dramatic roles in made-for-television films like *Nobody's Child* (1986) and *Ultimate Betrayal* (1994) also hold a special place for those chronicling the evolving landscape of 80s and 90s TV movies. Moreover, her later appearance in the star-studded *Ocean's Eight* (2018) demonstrates her enduring appeal and makes a modern, collectible capstone to her illustrious career across various genres and formats.