Yeah , when Columbo says Gloria told him about paying $50,000 for the lover to go away. "some guy with a deep tan". ; while Ken is standing there with a tan that would make George Hamilton proud. lol

Another scene that really irks me is the long and totally pointless drive home in Murder With Too Many Notes. Quite why Columbo does what he does to Crawford when he has absolutely no reason at that point to suspect him is inexplicable.

It's not the entire scene, but I feel the same way about the line, "Oh, I doubt very much that it was an accident" in Try And Catch Me.
Maybe I'm wrong, but that scene doesn't seem to give him a REASON to say that.

I dislike scenes that come off as "filler" moments just to show Columbo engaging in quirky behavior that doesn't spring organically from the needs of the story.

#1-Columbo's whole rigmarole with Vito Scotti in "Candidate For Crime" where he goes through the motions of being fitted for a jacket etc. instead of coming to the point, "Did Mr. Hayward order a new jacket?" Columbo's behavior in this scene should be for suspects, not people he isn't suspecting and just needs quick information from. That shows a Columbo being sloppy in the job which he is anything but.

#2-Columbo mistaking an air vent for a piece of art in "Playback".

Yeah, one filler moment comes to mind. That strange scene in 'Make Me a Perfect Murder' when Columbo is left alone in the production studio or whatever it is. He plays around with what i guess is amazing technology, special effects for the time? He just seems mesmerized and the music is weird. Cringeworthy or cute? you make the call.

Definitely cringe worthy.

And while we are on the subject of filler scenes with music in it, it calls to mind that absolutely awful scene in Murder With Too Many Notes when they are playing the film score guessing game.

There is a filler scene in 'Etude to Black' when Columbo goes to Alex Benedict's home where he is asking him questions about his home value, taxes. how much he earns, etc. They even gave it away that it was filler since it was added after the fact. It shows Alex with a haircut and then the scenes after he is back to longer hair.

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In the episode Suitable for Framing, when Dale Kingston attends that artist's gallery showing, those lame jokes with the forced laughter really bothers me. Apart from that scene, the rest of the episode is five stars.

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