Nope. At least, I don’t recall any such scene in that particular movie.
Here’s a hint. Her inappropriate use of a fork was by no means deliberate. Suffice to say that she was acting out of ignorance.
A2 is correct
The Little Mermaid.
Bingo. You get a free dinglehopper.
Damnit! I knew the answer the minute I read the clue, and was praying no one had gotten it yet. And I did so want a dinglehopper 
I got a few :
HNC1 - a woman hears a bug making an odd sound somewhere in her room, and she is so intent on killing it that she tears up the floorboards.
HNC2 - a bear sings a song that makes fun of a lion.
HNC3 - a dog gets into the wedding cake and later throws up in the yard.
Yes, 37 was Guns of Navarone. 
Unanswered:
31. The Babe (about Babe Ruth).
35. Everybody Loves Raymond.
39. Miracle on 34th Street.
40. ]Candid Camera.
Next 10:
41. A hayseed batter comes up late in a rainy World Series game, and socks the pitch deep into the outfield; the fielders search desperately for the ball, and the batter-runner slides home, into a mud puddle. 
42. A cop comes on stage to stop an opera, and the very man who hired him punches him out!
43. On a Navy ship, an angry officer takes a Bible and swears on it that he’ll report to the Captain anything further another officer says about the captain’s mentality.
44. Four teenagers hear the words “tuna casserole” and make themselves scarce.
45. Two plainclothes policemen crash a “record party” and struggle with a disturbed kid for a live hand grenade; the other kids at the party race out of sight.
46. After the sound of a champagne bottle popping, a band starts to play.
47. Two men appear, in farm clothes; one sings two funny verses, then both sing the refrain and on a beat near the end they give each other the razzberry.
48. The host directs viewers to take a measure of “clarified butter.”
49. A duck inspects a gong; then he swings at it with a mallet, and from episode to episode the duck suffers some unpredictable reaction.
50. People disappear in a hole in the ground (the ground looks as though its base is bubble wrap); they lie on a table while something drills into the backs of their heads.
Drat, I was also hoping for the dinglehopper, er, fork - why is it those of us who know thend to all show up at around the same time, post-wise?
It’s not The Incredible Journey - it’s the remake…oh! Homeward Bound.
Everybody Loves Raymond?
The Miracle on 34th Street
Disney’s Robin Hood?
T7 is The Conversation.
Dragnet.
This be Hee Haw. ("…and 
she wuz gone.")
My last unanswered one from way back is:
*VP2: The dinner guest, a detective, looks puzzled at his tumbler of wine (which his partner just handed him). *
Answer: Se7en.
Should I have said tumbler full of wine? Or is it just that nobody remembers that scene?
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49. A duck inspects a gong; then he swings at it with a mallet, and from episode to episode the duck suffers some unpredictable reaction.
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That would be the original Mickey Mouse Club.
43 is The Caine Mutiny
50 is the original version of Invaders from Mars.
The Natural
#48 could be any of a number of cooking shows, but I swear that Graham Kerr on The Galloping Gourmet was perpetually using “Clarified Butter”.
Barry Lyndon
That’s it, only one of mine left now. It is the most obscure, but any real fan will have seen it.
Some more, not related to the first five:
DY6. A man with an afro assures us his knife is the same as ours, his is just spray-painted black so it doesn’t shine.
DY7. A woman turns down a trapeze act for a part in a musical revue.
DY8. A maid doesn’t recall the lights flickering.
DY9. The laser eye surgeon’s anaesthetics are in pill form and his dosing guidelines are “whatever can fit in your fist”.
DY10. A man is hit by a woman driving two white horses while going to work.
Yep. My two that haven’t been got are;
RT1: A man thanks another as he gets aboard a bus - The Great Escape
RT2: Two men on a stage turn around to reveal babies strapped to their backs -Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey
- Elmer the Great (Joe E. Brown)
- San Francisco (Clark Gable & Edgar Kennedy)
- Welcome Back Kotter (John Travolta, Robert Hegyes, Lawrence Hilton Jacobs, Ron Palillo, Marcia Strassman)
#48 was indeed The Galloping Gourmet. (Who else uses clarified butter?)
Some more: - Two men take turns during the night sleeping and being awake, for one hour intervals. One dutifully waits the whole hour while the other resets the time on the clock.
- The show’s title is signaled by a light, on a ship, in Morse Code.
- An old jalopy sails over a barn roof and smashes to the ground.
- During an electrical storm, a girl tries to pull a metal grid out of a lake–and lightning hits the water.
- A fancy automobile drives out of a hole in the side of a cliff, and a barricade sets up in front of the hole.
- An automobile with a mind of its own splits into two, despite one mechanic’s efforts to weld it back together; both halves continue to run!
- A severely distraught man pulls his eyes out!
- An older man bellows at a younger man, “Get outta my chair!”
- A man runs into people, steps on their picnic blanket, trips over tents, or such things, and by the time the picture fades out he has dozens of people chasing him.
- The scoreboard continues to add points as a man in a street-cleaner’s cart hands footballs to a player standing in the end zone.
dougie monty’s:
46: The Game
55: Batman
56: The Love Bug
57: Oedipus Rex, or Poltergeist
58: All in the Family
59: The Benny Hill Show
Sorry I left this out; it was The Lawrence Welk Show.