Mary Lynn Rajskub, a familiar face across both comedic and dramatic landscapes, has carved out a distinct niche that resonates with physical media collectors. While perhaps best known for her iconic portrayal of Chloe O'Brian in the seminal Fox series *24*, her extensive filmography offers a treasure trove of cult favorites and fan-favorite supporting turns, making her film appearances particularly sought after on DVD and Blu-ray. Collectors often zero in on her earlier, more offbeat roles, where her unique deadpan delivery shines. Her turn as Elizabeth Egan in Paul Thomas Anderson’s *Punch-Drunk Love* (2002) is a cinephile classic often found in Criterion Collection viewings, while her work in comedies like *Dude, Where's My Car?* (2000) and *Sweet Home Alabama* (2002) provides nostalgic comfort viewing. Even her more recent roles, such as Norah in the sci-fi actioner *The Tomorrow War* (2021) — a popular 4K UHD release — demonstrate her enduring appeal across genres. Rajskub's consistent presence in memorable ensemble casts ensures her filmography holds enduring value for any dedicated collector building a comprehensive library.