The show was yanked prior to being aired because the gay couple was chosen by a conservative Christian neighborhood to be their neighbor after undergoing a tremendous transformation from hate to understanding. But the American Family Association and [others] have forced ABC to pull the show. Write or call ABC and tell them to air "Welcome to the Neighborhood" at:

ABC, Inc.
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521-4551

(818) 460-7477

Now, here's the larger reality.

States with existing Constitutional Amendments banning marriage for gay and lesbian Americans:
Alaska (1998), Nevada (2002), Missouri (2004), Mississippi (2004), Montana (2004), Oregon (2004), Louisiana (2004), Arkansas (2004), Georgia (2004), Kentucky (2004), Michigan (2004), North Dakota (2004), Ohio (2004), Oklahoma (2004), Utah (2004), Kansas (2005), Texas (2005)

States with existing anti-gay marriage statutes:
Utah (1995), Arizona (1996), Delaware (1996), Georgia (1996),Idaho (1996), Illinois (1996), Kansas (1996), Michigan (1996), Missouri (1996), North Carolina (1996), Oklahoma (1996), Pennsylvania (1996), South Caroline (1996), South Dakota (1996), Tennessee (1996), Arkansas (1997), Indiana (1997), Maine (1997), Michigan (1997), North Dakota (1997), Virginia (1997), Alabama (1998), Hawaii (1998), Iowa (1998), Kentucky (1998), Washington (1998), Louisiana (1999), California (2000), Colorado (2000), West Virginia (2000), Missouri (2001), Texas (2003), Hew Hampshire (2004), Virginia (2004), Ohio (2004)

Wait, it gets better:

Virginia Senate's recently approved a proposed amendment to the state Constitution banning same-sex marriage.

Idaho GOPers re-ignited their efforts for a constitutional amendment barring same-sex marriage.

And in the Pennsylvania legislature, papers were recently filed to amend the state Constitution to ban same-sex marriage.