Season 6 · Episode 23
The Simpsons
Marge joins the police force after thwarting a criminal, and Homer thinks he now has a free ride as a cop's spouse.

Arreglado has many meanings (tidy, fixed, settled), but in the context of games or competitions it means the outcome has been secretly predetermined. A learner knowing only the core meaning of arreglar would likely miss this sense.
While the words are transparent, dinero fácil in Latin American colloquial speech carries a strong connotation of a scam, illegal gain, or naive greed. It is used both as a temptation and as a red flag in context.
A fixed temporal idiom used to stress that something valuable or serious cannot happen instantly. The literal meaning (from night to morning) does not convey the sense of insufficient preparation or speed implied in everyday use.
Hacerse a un lado is a fixed reflexive phrase. The combination of hacerse plus the directional a un lado carries a social/physical meaning of yielding space or authority that is not obvious from the parts alone.
Used here as a fixed figurative phrase (fina línea azul) echoing the real-world expression about police being the barrier between order and chaos. The figurative weight is cultural, not derivable from fina (thin) + línea (line) alone.
A fixed metaphorical phrase from political and sociological discourse. Tejido literally means weave or knitting, so the phrase means the woven structure of society. Used here with ironic/elevated register against a domestic context.