Television marked a new milestone last night as Brothers & Sisters' homo brother Kevin "committed" himself to his main squeeze, Scotty: the first time main characters have tied the knot on network television.

Here's footage from the blessed event, which went off without a hitch. But, in true soap fashion, there was a bit of drama: poor Scotty's religious parents don't approve and refuse to attend, which will reportedly cause further problems next season.

Something to look forward to, no?

As we already know, the gay boys on Brothers & Sisters are going to make honest men of one another.

Here's the nauseating sweet proposal scene we've all been waiting for - or, rather, those of us who watch the show. And, yes, we watch the show, which surprises us, too.

Oh, brother!

Gay Brothers & Sisters creator Jon Robin Baitz has been "ousted" from his hit ABC show. Writes Baitz:

I have left the show I created, Brothers & Sisters, from which I was ousted, not fired, an important distinction, to set the whisperers down the lane straight, so to speak.
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[I am] no longer the instigator of plot, and no longer the voice of the thing. It is no longer in my dreams. I do not wake up and make notes about future episodes.
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With my show no longer actually even remotely mine, I had no reason to stay west.

Baitz doesn't get into the specifics of the backstage drama, but the South African native says he's happy "being back in New York, the essential grown-up city." As opposed to Los Angeles, which is run by children.