Scott Adsit might be instantly recognizable to 30 Rock fans as the perpetually exasperated Pete Hornberger, whose deadpan delivery made him a recurring highlight of the acclaimed NBC sitcom, a series sure to get a premium Blu-ray treatment someday. But collectors know Adsit for a much deeper dive into the world of film and animation, making his appearances in physical media often highly sought after, especially given his knack for scene-stealing. Beyond his live-action roles, animation collectors particularly value Adsit's extensive voice work. His portrayal of the lovable, inflatable robot Baymax in Disney's 2014 Oscar-winning *Big Hero 6* stands as a modern classic, frequently revisited on its stunning 4K UHD release. His unique vocal performances also elevate more niche, yet equally collectible, adult animation like the stop-motion series *Moral Orel* and *Mary Shelley's Frankenhole*, which are treasures for those who appreciate subversive humor and meticulous animation on DVD. Adsit’s contributions consistently add memorable layers to a diverse range of cinematic and televised projects, making his filmography a worthwhile exploration for any serious physical media enthusiast.