You would think that with female-led films like Rogue One making bank and Ghostbusters: Answer the Call generating backlash that we must be making huge amounts of progress when it comes to gender parity in film. You'd be wrong.

Sure, we could regale you with end-of-the-year "Best of" lists, but...well, you know how it's always easier to remember the bad stuff? And how, you could have a million people compliment you, but it only takes one douchebag with an insult to ruin your whole week? Yeah, it's like that. So, here's a list of media from 2016 that the staff here at TMS wishes we could unsee.

Unfortunately, thanks to some rumors and new items that have emerged this week about Gotham City Sirens, also known as Margot Robbie's solo Harley Quinn project, it is now time for me to take a step back and write an "I'm concerned" post.

Whether you liked the Suicide Squad movie or not, you probably watched it and thought, Oh man. The Honest Trailer basically writes itself! Well, check out the Honest Trailer, in which they talk about how...this Honest Trailer basically wrote itself.

Apparently, all of the Guardians of the Galaxy Easter eggs have been found save one--and when a brave commenter asserted that it might not even exist, director James Gunn bet him $100,000 smackeroos to prove otherwise. It's never wise to bet against the director of the actual movie.

The sneak peek reveals another scene between Kara and her new boss Snapper Carr, who advises her to "bake" her story idea further before pitching it to him again. Wise advice!

Despite generally negative critical reviews (including our own), Suicide Squad has made a lot of money and will soon get an extended edition with its home release to extract even more dollars from fans. If you don't want to sit through even more of this movie, though, we now present you with an alternative in the form of the How It Should've Ended version.

As the Harley Quinn solo flick may be the second female-led DCCU blockbuster after Wonder Woman heads to theaters June 2017, we’d definitely want it to be a success.

The Legend of Korra: Turf Wars will be the official continuation of the series, and it begins with Korra and Asami returning to Republic City after their visit in the spirit world.

OK, as far as hard numbers go, Iron Man made a pile of money (technical term), so any movie topping that amount did a good job financially—unless its budget was unimaginably high. Suicide Squad has now officially made more money than the movie that kicked off the MCU, which definitely makes it a success, but the superhero movie landscape has changed a lot since 2008, and that makes the full context of this achievement a little tricker to understand.

Say what you want about the film, but Suicide Squad is making bank at the box office.

This metal cover of the LEGO Movie theme song deserves a spot on everyone's playlist. Pairing the uplifting lyrics with the mental genre somehow works, in a hilarious sort of way.

Here's one in the Weird Internet category: Nathan Dornacher, a Florida resident, posted a public Facebook gallery today of his car in a fiery blaze. The likely cause? Dornacher thinks his phone exploded.

There have already been a lot of big happenings and changes in the DCU thanks to the launch of Rebirth, the new status quo in the DC Comics Universe, and they're not gonna stop now!

In modern Western culture, stock characters reflect our racism and sexism, and reliance on stock characters weakens representation by failing to develop characters from diverse backgrounds. Enter Suicide Squad.

If you've been missing Donald Glover on television ever since his tenure as Troy on Community ended, the people at FX have got you covered. Glover's long-confirmed new series is called Atlanta, and it's a semi-autobiographical series created and written by Glover which will consist of ten episodes and begin airing on September 6.

There's a moment around two thirds of the way into Suicide Squad, DC's divisive super-villain extravaganza, where I was suddenly filled with hope. Hope that a film that treated its most prominent female character like a parody of an abuse victim for over an hour had been doing so for a reason. But after my dreams were dashed, I couldn't stop thinking: Why didn't they just kill the Joker?