Something shook the TARDIS, hard. The Doctor and Avery were sent to the floor, and for a moment the inside of the spaceship seemed to spin of its own accord. The Doctor was first to get up, but the scrawny antelope scrabbled toward a handrail.

"Doctor! What the Hell is going on?"

"Avery, dear, best not to ask questions in a time like this!"

Avery groaned and held on tighter to the railing. He had been traveling with the Doctor for some time now, and things only seemed to end in lots of falling down. His backside was getting tired of it.

The Doctor flipped a few lit switches, and the spaceship stabilised immediately. The soft hum of the TARDIS' systems became the only sound able to be heard, at least once the ringing left Avery's ears.

"Well...it seems...the Andromeda Meteor Shower happened earlier than I expected."

"Wait," said Avery, pulling himself up off the floor. His legs did not want to obey him. "You threw us into a meteor shower? On purpose?"

The Doctor turned around, his grin already plastered over his face. "I must have overshot the time. I wanted to show you it, you know! But I suppose being in it is just as good."

"We almost died!"

"Avery. There's no use in being hyperbolic. No one's dead...yet."

• Season 2, Episode 5: "A Meteor Too Far"

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Another amazing piece by Tabbie Wolf, who was super excited to draw the inside of Doctor Who-Lu's TARDIS. I wanted something art deco, but also loud. I figure, if Lu was the Doctor, he'd be the most unsubtle Doctor. Even moreso than 6.