Welcome to Card Show, a new series in which Jon Bois and Ryan Nanni try to find the worst trading card in existence. How? By opening one pack at a time. It's highly inefficient and pointless, so now you can't complain in the comments if you think it's bad because we just warned you.
Jon Bois and Ryan Nanni turn back the clock to 1991 in their efforts to find the most outrageous trading cards, which led to some reminiscing and nostalgia from Jon, especially about holograms.
We open an entire box of CFL cards from the 90s, only to find out that they were all stuck together like some kind of prank deck or something. This did not stop us in our quest to find the worst card of all time, or to reflect on how weird the very first Grey Cup matchup was.
For reasons science cannot fully explain, Card Show continues its quest to find the world's worst trading card. This episode's candidates come from an American Gladiators pack, a confusing (in so many ways) 2008 Pro Bowling box, and a 1987 Topps baseball pack with a dark, dark secret.
