Is PRISM Awards coming back?

The PRISM Awards ended on September 12, 2015, after its final episode aired that day. The show was a yearly special broadcast on FX that recognized accurate portrayals of substance abuse, addiction, and mental health issues in entertainment media. It highlighted films, TV episodes, and movies of the week that addressed these themes, often focusing on real-life struggles and recovery stories. The awards celebrated the efforts of the creative community to depict these topics responsibly and authentically.

The PRISM Awards was a television special that premiered in 2000 and ran annually until 2015. Over the years, it showcased a variety of programs and performances that brought awareness to substance abuse, addiction, and mental health. Past winners included notable films and TV episodes such as Private Practice, The Office, ER, and The Simpsons, among others. The show aimed to promote understanding and reduce stigma through its recognition of accurate and sensitive portrayals in entertainment.

The runtime for each episode was approximately 120 minutes.