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== Cultural references ==
* The episode's title spoofs an iconic phrase from the ''{{w|Batman}}'' series "To the Batmobile".
* The four audio books the family listens to are parodies of children's chapter books ''{{w|The Phantom Tollbooth}}'', ''{{w|James and the Giant Peach}}'', ''{{w|Mr. Popper's Penguins}}'' and ''{{w|A Wrinkle in Time}}''. Each time they imagine themselves portraying main characters and the citizens of Springfield as the supporting.

== Trivia ==
* "The Phantom Tollhouse" is the only story to conclude, the other three are cut off abruptly by a distraction two made by Homer and one by Lisa which each leads the Simpsons' minds back to reality.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The comic's title spoofs an iconic phrase from the ''[[Batman]]'' series "To the Batmobile".
-*The four audio books the family listens to are parodies of children's chapter books ''{{w|The Phantom Tollbooth}}'', ''{{w|James and the Giant Peach}}'', ''{{w|Mr. Popper's Penguins}}'' and ''{{w|A Wrinkle in Time}}''. Each time they imagine themselves portraying main characters and the citizens of Springfield as the supporting.
+*The four audio books the family listens to are parodies of children's chapter books ''{{W|The Phantom Tollbooth}}'', ''{{W|James and the Giant Peach}}'', ''{{W|Mr. Popper's Penguins}}'' and ''{{W|A Wrinkle in Time}}''. Each time they imagine themselves portraying main characters and the citizens of Springfield as the supporting.
 == Trivia ==

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The comic's title spoofs an iconic phrase from the ''{{ap|Batman|TV series}}'' series "To the Batmobile".
+*The comic's title spoofs an iconic phrase from the ''[[Batman]]'' series "To the Batmobile".
 *The four audio books the family listens to are parodies of children's chapter books ''{{w|The Phantom Tollbooth}}'', ''{{w|James and the Giant Peach}}'', ''{{w|Mr. Popper's Penguins}}'' and ''{{w|A Wrinkle in Time}}''. Each time they imagine themselves portraying main characters and the citizens of Springfield as the supporting.

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 == Cultural references ==
-* The comic's title spoofs an iconic phrase from the ''{{w|Batman}}'' series "To the Batmobile".
+*The comic's title spoofs an iconic phrase from the ''{{ap|Batman|TV series}}'' series "To the Batmobile".
-* The four audio books the family listens to are parodies of children's chapter books ''{{w|The Phantom Tollbooth}}'', ''{{w|James and the Giant Peach}}'', ''{{w|Mr. Popper's Penguins}}'' and ''{{w|A Wrinkle in Time}}''. Each time they imagine themselves  portraying main characters and the citizens of Springfield as the supporting.
+*The four audio books the family listens to are parodies of children's chapter books ''{{w|The Phantom Tollbooth}}'', ''{{w|James and the Giant Peach}}'', ''{{w|Mr. Popper's Penguins}}'' and ''{{w|A Wrinkle in Time}}''. Each time they imagine themselves portraying main characters and the citizens of Springfield as the supporting.
 == Trivia ==
-* "The Phantom Tollhouse" is the only story to conclude, the other three are abruptly cut short by a distraction or outburst; two are made by Marge trying to stop Homer from eating the audiobook, and one by Lisa complaining about the fourth story's climax.
+*"The Phantom Tollhouse" is the only story to conclude, the other three are abruptly cut short by a distraction or outburst; two are made by Marge trying to stop Homer from eating the audiobook, and one by Lisa complaining about the fourth story's climax.
 [[Category:Cultural references]]
 [[Category:Trivia]]
 [[Category:Simpsons Comics stories references]]

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 == Trivia ==
-* "The Phantom Tollhouse" is the only story to conclude, the other three are cut off abruptly by a distraction or outburst; two are made by Marge and one by Lisa. Each one leads the Simpsons' minds back to reality.
+* "The Phantom Tollhouse" is the only story to conclude, the other three are abruptly cut short by a distraction or outburst; two are made by Marge trying to stop Homer from eating the audiobook, and one by Lisa complaining about the fourth story's climax.
 [[Category:Cultural references]]
 [[Category:Trivia]]
 [[Category:Simpsons Comics stories references]]

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