Goofs

Murray gets into a red Ford 4 door hard top, then in the next scene he meets Becker at handball in a 4 door post sedan.

When Murray starts out to follow Rockford, he is driving a red 1970 Ford, but at the 39:55 mark it becomes a red Buick as it rounds the corner, then becomes the red Ford again.

Near the end as Rockford is driving and realizes Murray is following him the first few interior shots of Rockford driving have been flipped. It makes it appear Rockford is sitting in the right hand seat and his shirt has its buttons on the left side.

The items on Junior's lunch plate switch positions between shots.

In the early parts of the show, Rockford is driving a 1975 Firebird - turn signals; in the grille next to the headlamps. When he pulls up to the Beverly Sherwyn Hotel, he is driving a 1976 Firebird (turn signals down below the front bumper in the front fascia.

Cornell Law School defines B&E "Breaking and entering is defined as the entering of a building through force without authorization. The slightest force including pushing open a door is all that is necessary." Using a lock pick certainly qualifies.

In the opening scene when the men are working out in the gym, the guy using the shoulder press can be seen using the equipment with just one weight "plate" on it. That might have been 15 pounds at the most, but he looks to really be exerting himself.

The owner of the abandoned house where the guns were stored in the garage is never identified. This information is important to investigating the case.