Angeles, for accepting the Tamara Rand hoax as real without checking into it. 1996 – Awarded collectively to a number of media outlets for perpetuating the Roswell UFO incident. 1999 – Television host Bill Maher for endorsing a series of psychics. 2004 – The film What the Bleep Do We Know!?. 2005 – ABC's Primetime Live for its credulous "John of God" special, about Brazilian "psychic surgeon" João Teixeira 2006 & 2007 – Daytime talk show host Montel Williams for promotion of Sylvia Browne. 2008 – Late-night cable television, for carrying advertisements for pseudoscientific products and services, in particular, Enzyte. 2009 – The Oprah Winfrey Show 2010 – Mehmet Oz for his promotion of quack medical practices. 2011 – TLC, for airing a collection of shows that promote belief in the paranormal. 2012 – Syfy, for promoting paranormal fringe-belief through various shows on its network. Category 4 – Performer 1979 – Philip Jordan, who was hired by Tioga County, New York, Public Defender R. L. Miller to assist in choosing jurors by their "auras". 1980 – Dorothy Allison, a psychic housewife who was called upon to solve a series of murders in Atlanta, Georgia. She failed to do anything but give the police 42 different names for the murderer. 1981 – Tamara Rand, professional psychic, who claimed she had predicted an assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan months before the incident when she actually did it a day after the event. 1996 – Sheldan Nidle who predicted the end of the world on December 17, 1996, then explained that it came, but we were all unaware of it. 1999 – Nostradamus 2001 – John Edward 2003 & 2004 – Sylvia Browne 2005 – Allison DuBois, inspiration of NBC TV show Medium. 2006 – Uri Geller 2007 – Swiss performer Vincent Raven for his tricks on The Next Uri Geller program. 2008 – Jenny McCarthy, for being a spokesperson for the anti-vaccination movement. 2009 – Chip Coffey, for his television show Psychic Kids. 2010 – Televangelist Peter Popoff, for offering "supernatural debt relief". 2011 – Theresa Caputo, for "engaging in utter nonsense". 2012 – Alex Jones, for his continued promotion of medical quackery and unfounded conspiracy theories on his radio show. Category 5 – Refusal to face reality 2005 – Journal of Reproductive Medicine, for refusal to denounce the now-discredited Cha/Wirth paper, Does Prayer Influence the Success of in Vitro Fertilization-Embryo