Abstract: Disclosed is a holder for a remote control unit of the type commonly used to operate televisions, radios, stereo systems, entertainment centers, and the like. The holder is constructed with “wings” and “stabilizer” structures, orthogonally attached to each other, and with a means for attaching the holder to a remote control. The device, when attached to a remote control, functions to catch the visual attention of a person who may be engaged in searching for the temporarily misplaced remote control. The orthogonal attachment of the wings and stabilizer further serve to give the combined holder and remote control a profile that prevents embedment of the remote control between seat cushions or other crevices normally present in furniture such as couches, loveseats, and recliners. The device further provides varying means by which a user may grasp and operate the buttons and switches of the remote control.