Please take the time to consider the answer I've already provided.
The default default scanner configuration includes the regex (?i)^.*\\(?P<title>.*)\\.{0,2}\..{3,4}. Loosely translated... if the filename begins with 0-2 of any character followed by a "." and then 3-4 of any character, the parent directory name will be identified as a title. So...
V:\Movies\Dirty Harry Movies\03.The Enforcer.avi
V:\Movies\Dirty Harry Movies\04.Sudden Impact.avi
V:\Movies\Dirty Harry Movies\05.Dead Pool.avi
...are the three parts to the movie title "Dirty Harry Movies." This will also match episodes named in this fashion, matching them all to one series. Organize files by episode would then be used to match them to episode records for that series. It's preferable, however, that episode names include some variant of "S00.E00" to specify season and episode numbers. Then they will be matched directly to the correct episode record.
If you don't want filenames of this pattern to be recognized as such, delete that regex (and hope you never have to accommodate multi-part movies or episodes named in this fashion) or remove the numbers from the filenames (which don't seem to serve any useful purpose anyway).