There’s no point denying it: television has dominated the headlines (and our lives) in 2017.

Over the past few months, we’ve spent hours discussing the real-life events that inspired The Handmaid’s Tale, that shock alternate ending to The Replacement, and this TV show’s startlingly realistic portrayal of an anxiety attack.

Then there’s the moment Doctor Foster rewrote the narrative on sexual assault, our one and only problem with the first female Doctor Who, and how Game of Thrones finally gave us the feminist sex scene we deserved. Above all else, we’ve been bowled over by the sheer number of incredible feminist TV shows on offer this year – and planned our schedules to fit each and every last one of them in, too.

But TV doesn’t necessarily always make news for the right reasons – and now the newly revealed ‘most shocking’ (read: the most complained about) moment of 2017 TV has inadvertently revealed a lot about our society's attitude to women.

Depressingly, this is the TV moment that attracted the most complaints of 2017