The Lu-Woody History

Lu and Woody first meet outside the Boston PD precinct in Enlightenment.  Lu has parked in his space and Woody's none too happy about it.  Lu informs Woody that she is the department psychologist and things start off on a sour note.

Woody avoids Lu until it becomes necessary for him to visit her.  Then he plays his own games with Lu.  In Total Recall Woody has his sessions with Lu, but he still plays a few games avoiding some of her questions.   By he end of the episode he finally has a serious talk with Lu and they seem to be on ever ground.  Lu gives Woody a passing evaluation.

In A Man in Blue Lu purposely pushes a case (dealing with a young boy who's just lost his father) onto Woody.  Woody handles the case and in the end it helps him deal with a few of his own demons.

The two don't start to interact again until Death Toll.  Lu gets emotional over the case when she sees the body of a young girl.  Woody realizes something is wrong and asks Lu about it.  She avoids him throughout the case, even eventually takes herself off the case.  In the end after it's over Lu tells Woody about her niece.  She died in a car accident while with her.  It's part of the reason Lu fled Virginia and came up to Massachusetts.  Woody comforts her as she cries on his shoulder.  When Lu kisses him he kisses her back.

Woody this time is the one to confront Lu and insist they talk about their kiss, in Blame Game.  Lu resist talking.  After working a case together they end up in Lu's office...talking...and kissing.  The two are a couple, but they've kept it very quiet. 

In Someone To Watch Over Me things are going well between Woody and Lu--Woody is spending a lot of time/nights at Lu's place.  However as Lu is forced to work with Jordan on a case Lu realizes Jordan has no clue about what is going on between her and Woody.  Lu is uncomfortable.  She insist that Woody talk with Jordan.

Woody still hasn't mentioned anything to Jordan in Save Me and this is causing a bit of stress between him and Lu.  She's fine with keeping their relationship from others, except for (it seems) Jordan.

The beans are spilled in Thin Ice when Jordan walks in on Woody and Lu kissing.  Lu is frustrated to learn that Woody still hasn't said anything.  She accuses him of keeping his options open.  Woody finally tries to talk with Jordan, but Jordan doesn't want to talk about it.  She insist she's fine with it. 

Woody won't drop the issue in Mysterious Ways.  All Woody seems able to do is say "Lu says" throughout the episode.  Jordan finally reaches her breaking point and kisses both Woody and Lu.  Insists she's fine and tells them to move on.

Things go from bad to worst in Mace vs. Scalpel.  There's obvious tension between Lu and Woody, especially when Woody takes the side of Jordan on a case.

In Don't Leave Me This Way they go from worst to it's over.  Woody is determined Jordan is innocent and goes to any length to prove it.  He gets frustrated (mad) when Lu suggest that Jordan might have committed the crime--as all the evidence points toward Jordan.  When Lu catches Woody going through her evidence box and confronts Woody he says they're through.

And so ends the short relationship of Lu and Woody.