Feed your card obsession with 'Carded'

If you're like many baseball fans who have had their baseball card fandom reawakened in the last 13 months, chances are you think about cardboard a lot. But what is there to do after you've lovingly placed your cards into binders and plastic sheets, after you've arranged a tableau of your absolute favorites above your desk and after you've scoured eBay for the find of a lifetime? (It's only 99 cents to get a pre-Red Sox David Ortiz looking terrified? That's a steal!)

Well, you're in luck thanks to MLB's newest show, "Carded." The program originally premiered on MLB.TV and each episode dives into the latest trends in the industry along with high-profile interviews of players and collectors that make the card game great.

In the pilot episode, Don Mattingly chats about his 1984 Topps rookie card -- one of the most famous and highly sought after cards in history.

Celebrity chef Graham Elliot also talks about his card collecting and shares a touching story about how important a Brady Anderson autograph can be:

The show dives deep into just how the card industry bounced back in the last year:

Al Leiter, who has one of the most famous error cards of all-time, shares the story behind just how he and Steve George got mixed up on his rookie card.

Finally, the first episode of a new baseball card show has no choice but to look back at all the stunning No. 1's in Topps' history.

You can watch the full episode on MLB.TV -- where new episodes will premiere -- or you can watch it here. Happy collecting!