A/N: Hi! So, I did it. I wasn't planning to start writing here when I made an account, but I got some ideas and I had to write them! This is my first fanfic, so I hope you like it. Be sure to review and tell me what you liked and/or didn't like or if I got some facts wrong :)

The Doctor danced around the TARDIS while pulling levers and pressing buttons. He was really excited. "Come on, Amy! This is going to be BRILLIANT! The fifth moon of Cinda Calista is beautiful!" He shouted as he ran towards the door.

Amy grinned at him and looked at the screens as she tried to understand what all of the symbols meant. There were always odd symbols on the screen that she couldn't understand, and probably never would either. But it was worth a try.

The Doctor opened the door and popped his head out. He looked around and shook his head. What he saw was definitely not the fifth moon of Cinda Calista. "Hm.. This isn't right." He said slowly to himself and closed the door quickly as he said, "Amy! Pull that yellow lever over there, quick." He started going towards the TARDIS console.

"Which yellow lever? Almost all of the levers are yellow!" She replied frantically and looked at all of the yellow levers.

"The right yellow lever!" The Doctor told her hurriedly while looking around at the buttons. He had tried to simplify the name of the right yellow lever to her, but apparently she could not understand it.

Suddenly the TARDIS shook violently and threw them both onto the floor. The Doctor got up and ran to the console. This wasn't supposed to happen. And he was positive it wasn't very good. He found the right yellow lever and pulled it quickly.

"It's okay, I pulled the right yellow lever. We should be in the right place soon." He said to Amy reassuringly while she got up and went down under the TARDIS console to fix whatever was wrong. While the TARDIS flew through the Vortex, he tinkered and pulled. After a short while the ship landed again with the familiar VWORP VWORP noise. Amy ran towards the door first this time and looked out.

"Doctor, are you out of practice or something? I don't think this is that moon you were talking about." She looked at the madman as he came up the stairs. "You never know until I've looked, Pond!" He told her and pulled the girl away from the door before he walked out and looked around him.

"Right. No, Amy, this is definitely not the fifth moon of Cinda Calista." Said the Doctor. It was not a moon at all, in fact. What he was looking at was actually an alley in Baker Street, London. At least it was more discreet than being in the actual street. While he was thinking, the TARDIS shook him off and started to leave. "Amy!" yelled the Doctor, but there was nothing he could do. There was, however, a small earpiece lying on the ground saying, "Doctor! Doctor! Can you hear me?" The TARDIS must have left it for him. He picked it up and fastened it in his ear as he responded, "Amy! Are you okay?"

"Yeah, Doctor, I'm okay. What happened?" asked Amy.

"I'm not sure yet, but I'm going to find out. Might take some time, though. Whatever stopped the TARDIS from sticking around must be big."

"Just make sure you find it out before I get lost in here!"

"Yes. I think I have an idea of where I am too." said the Doctor slowly.

Sherlock Holmes was playing the violin. Very loudly at that. He pressed his fingers at random places on the violin strings so he made annoying sounds. He had grown tired of shooting bullets at the wall in his flat, especially after John had moved out. That had been more entertaining when John had yelled at him for doing it.

John had moved in with his new girlfriend not long ago, but Sherlock knew it probably wouldn't last very long. He wasn't going to say so, though. John could figure it out himself. Besides, he did come over to visit him anyway.

Still, the flat was strikingly empty now. Maybe Sherlock should get a lodger until John came back. "Pff, who would want to live with me, even for a few days?" he said to himself as the violin bow stopped moving. "Except for John, that is. And he's moved out."

Sherlock did not hear a blue police box materialising and dematerialising with a VWORP VWORP in an alley in Baker Street. He did not hear a tall man with floppy hair, a bow tie, and a tweed jacket yelling "Amy!". What he did hear was a knocking on the door of his flat one day later. The highly functioning sociopath stood up and went to the door. When he opened it, a tall man with floppy hair, a bow tie, tweed jacket and an earpiece in his ear was standing there, smiling goofily at him. "Hello! I'm your new lodger." said the man.

So that's the first chapter! It's a little short, but I'll try to work on the chapter lengths. I would be happy if you reviewed :)