The Simpsons

Marge's twin sisters, known for their close bond, have both pledged to stop smoking, marking a joint decision to give up the habit. Nevertheless, Patti decides to move in with the Simpsons household after Selma relapses merely ten minutes after her brief attempt to quit.

is a television programme presented as a single episode. It falls under the broad category of a programme and is classified within the episode genre, offering a concise, self‑contained story. The central narrative follows Marge’s twin sisters as they reach a mutual decision to stop smoking. Their resolve, however, is quickly tested when Selma, one of the twins, slips back into the habit after only ten minutes, prompting a shift in the household dynamics. In response to Selma’s brief relapse, Patti—another of Marge’s sisters—chooses to move in with the Simpson family. This relocation is directly linked to the moment Selma’s attempt at quitting falters, illustrating how quickly the sisters’ plans evolve in light of unexpected setbacks. The episode therefore juxtaposes the sisters’ initial commitment to quit smoking with the practical consequences that follow a short‑lived failure, highlighting both the challenges of breaking a habit and the immediate impact on family arrangements.