Okay, as of right now, there is no Ernie Kovacs Fan Club.  Really?  Hard to believe. This was a question many many people wrote in about since this site was launched in 1996...and still ask about.  Edie Adams made a few attempts to get one off the ground over the years (anyone have one of the T-shirts?  with Ernie's driver's license on the back?) but it has not quite ever, er...gotten off the ground.  We hosted a subscriber mail-list that a fan had set up for a while some years ago, but it kind of unravelled after a year or two. Ernie had his own ersatz fanclub during the early 1950s, the Early Eyeball Fraternal Marching Society, or E.E.F.M.S.  Many fans (and members) still have their E.E.F.M.S. membership cards.  The notion came from the fact that Ernie's first show, "Three to Get Ready" (1951-53, on WPTZ, a local NBC affiliate in Philadelphia) aired from 7:00-9:00am Monday to Friday.  Well, it was pretty early for Ernie. Luckily this internet thing has really caught on and since 2006 sites like MySpace, Facebook and Blogger have provided ways for online folk to stay in touch with each other and get Kovacs news etc.  Below are links to the Ernie Kovacs blog — which I write along with Al Quagliata — as well as a Facebook fan page for Ernie Kovacs: