We're Falling Through Space

Sci-fi has always examined societal issues through heightened, alien creations, but Doctor Who has always come back to examining the living room you're watching it from. For all the time-travel and alien worlds, Doctor Who is at its strongest in those moments of intimate mundanity. Few shows are as equipped to chart the shifting landscape of everyday life in Britain as Doctor Who, even when looking solely at the revival. 'We're Falling Through Space' investigates how Doctor Who uses its larger-than-life, fantastical lens to discuss the mundane conflicts of normal life; from the shifting friendships of our twenties, to enduring domestic life, learning the value of self worth, and more.