Robin Day, a towering figure in British journalism and broadcasting, is perhaps an unexpected name to find revered by physical media collectors – and precisely for that reason, his output holds a unique appeal. While not an actor in the traditional sense, his captivating on-screen presence as a political interviewer elevated him beyond mere reporter to a true television personality, a master of the pointed question and the revealing pause. His work is invaluable for those interested in the evolution of television journalism and the craft of public discourse. Collectors keen on the intersection of media history and political commentary often seek out Day's televised appearances, particularly those that have seen home video releases. His 2019 documentary *Stop the Tour*, though a retrospective, offers a glimpse into his incisive interviewing style that defined an era. Similarly, 2010's *How to Win the TV Debate* highlights his enduring influence on political communication. These titles, though not traditional narrative films, serve as essential artifacts for understanding the historical context of broadcast media and the formative years of televised political debate, making any physical release a coveted addition for the discerning collector.