Mansplaining can and does occur across all parts of life; some men, upon seeing or hearing a woman in possession of opinions or information, are apparently unable to resist explaining slowly and carefully exactly why she has no idea what she’s talking about.

But it’s in areas that traditionally inspire wild-eyed passion, such as film, TV, sci-fi, music and gaming, where the condescending knee-jerk response comes into its own.

Thus it was that when discussing the inspiration behind Indiana Jones’ wardrobe in Raiders of the Lost Ark, a man seemingly tried to shout down a woman. A woman who was the actual costume designer on the film in question.

According to screenwriter Max Landis, who tweets under @uptomyknees, his mum is Deborah Landis (also known as Deborah Nadoolman, or Nadoolman Landis), who’s worked on the likes of The Blues Brothers, An American Werewolf in London, Coming to America and Michael Jackson videos.

He posted a snapshot of a Facebook conversation that took place underneath a screengrab of US quiz show Jeopardy. The show asked contestants to name the 1981 film character that was inspired by the wardrobe of Charlton Heston in 1954’s Secret of the Incas.

A man jumped in to state that the question, and therefore the answer, was “wrong” – prompting Nadoolman Landis to crack out her credibility.

Don’t try and mansplain Indiana Jones’ wardrobe to the film’s costume designer