Patrick Troughton remains a cult icon, revered by collectors for his distinctive turns in genre cinema and, most notably, his foundational role as the Second Doctor in *Doctor Who*. While classically trained, Troughton embraced fantastical narratives, carving out a career that makes his work highly sought after on physical media. His tenure on *Doctor Who* (1966-1969) established many of the show's enduring tropes, and his unique, impish portrayal is a consistent highlight for fans. For physical media enthusiasts, Troughton's *Doctor Who* contributions are paramount. High-definition releases like *Doctor Who: The Evil of the Daleks* (2021) and *Doctor Who: The Brain of Morbius* (1976) are essential for appreciating his work. Collectors also value his return appearances, such as *The Three Doctors* (1972) and *The Five Doctors* (1983), often found in comprehensive Blu-ray box sets. Titles like *Troughton in Tibet: Making 'The Abominable Snowmen'* (2022) offer invaluable behind-the-scenes glimpses, cementing his legacy as a captivating and influential figure whose performances continue to delight on home video.