Leonard Nimoy, a figure synonymous with intellectual cool, etched his place in cinematic history and the hearts of collectors primarily as Mr. Spock. His iconic portrayal across the original *Star Trek* series (1966-1969) and its subsequent films, including *Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan* (1982) and *Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home* (1986), makes these physical media releases essential for any sci-fi aficionado. Beyond the Enterprise, Nimoy directed and appeared in other cult favorites, like the animation *Sinbad: Beyond the Veil of Mists* (2000), a unique addition to any collector's shelves. Collectors seek out Nimoy's work not only for his indelible performance as Spock but also for his directorial efforts and genre versatility. Early appearances, even minor ones from the 1950s, are highly prized on obscure VHS and early DVD formats, showcasing his journey before superstardom. His two autobiographies, *I Am Not Spock* and *I Am Spock*, are coveted in their audiobook forms, often found on CD and even rare cassette releases. Nimoy's sustained presence in film and television ensures that his projects, from classic series to animated features, remain staples for physical media enthusiasts keen on preserving a diverse cross-section of home video history.