This was a pretty good episode, but like another reviewer said it had a season/series ending feel to it. There's two more episodes left, but they were part of a holiday story arc that felt very different than what came before. For Love Nor Money is also part of a long line of plot devices to get Andy off the case and doesn't really last long, so why keep doing it?
Speaking of Andy, did we ever find out who runs him over halfway through the ep? Perhaps it was mentioned and I missed it, but it was very strange that a senior officer was hit by a car and nobody seemed interested in at least tracking down CC TV footage, despite even Peter suspecting he had imagined it.
Aside from those points, and that this seems to be Tweety's last episode for reasons that aren't provided in the show (just when she was starting to get more lines!) the rest of the story works fairly well IMHO.
Speaking of Andy, did we ever find out who runs him over halfway through the ep? Perhaps it was mentioned and I missed it, but it was very strange that a senior officer was hit by a car and nobody seemed interested in at least tracking down CC TV footage, despite even Peter suspecting he had imagined it.
Aside from those points, and that this seems to be Tweety's last episode for reasons that aren't provided in the show (just when she was starting to get more lines!) the rest of the story works fairly well IMHO.