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== Cultural references ==
*The episode title is a reference to the book ''{{W|Through the Looking-Glass}}'' and the [[Troy McClure]] film ''[[Alice's Adventures Through the Windshield Glass]]''.
*[[Homer]] has a lookalike of a {{W|Nintendo Switch}} in his car.
*When Homer starts swimming towards the tree, [[Goobie-Woo]] calls him "{{W|Michael Phelps}}".
*During the scene where Homer imagines [[Marge]] with sexy handymen, "{{W2|I Love It|Icona Pop song}}" by {{W|Icona Pop}} and {{W|Charli XCX}} plays.
*Homer says that his favorite rock stars are [[KISS]], {{W|Bon Jovi}}, and {{W|Men at Work}}.
*Homer calls [[Joseph Stalin]] "[[Tom Selleck]]", referring to his mustache.
*The screen in [[Hell]] has a "Hellflix" logo bouncing around on it, a reference to [[Netflix]] and how some DVD players show the DVD logo bouncing around when idle.
*When Lisa introduces [[Mercer]] and says he designs board games, [[Marge]] asks if he's like [[Parker Brothers]].
*Mercer mentions the games {{W|Stratego}}, {{W2|Twister|game}}, and {{W|tic-tac-toe}} when talking about his game, [[Side-gammon]].
**Pieces in his game seem to come from [[chess]], {{W|Hungry Hungry Hippos}}, and {{W2|Mouse Trap|board game}}.
**The name "Side-gammon" is a reference to {{W|Backgammon}}.
*Mercer refers to himself as the "[[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart|Mozart]] of board games and novelty".

== Trivia ==
*In the opening sequence in the store, [[Maggie]]'s price is "$750.00".

== Continuity ==
*750 characters from throughout the whole 750 past episodes of the show appear in the opening sequence and couch gag.
*[[Sideshow Mel]] is seen riding a bike with [[Barbara Belfry]]. ("[[A Serious Flanders]]")

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