'Good Luck Charlie' shows first-ever lesbian couple on Disney Channel

Consider yourselves one-upped, Grammys. Rather than the garish publicity stunt of having a bunch of folks get married during a downright terrible song, Disney Channel has decided to address the idea of same-sex couples by treating them like the totally normal part of life that they are. 

The children's network just featured it's first ever on-screen lesbian couple in an episode of Good Luck Charlie. In the episode, Charlie has a playdate with a girl named Taylor, who just so happens to have two mothers. Other than a sitcom-y bit of misunderstanding where both of Charlie's parents are sure that they are the one who spoke to Tay's mom, the same-sex couple aspect is entirely nonessential to the plot of the show (and thus the world is saved from another "Very Special Episode").

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Of course, One Million Moms are up in arms over the fact that they might have to talk to their children. But rather than focus on the words of a bunch of stay-at-home bigots, how's about we just point out Miley Cyrus' response from last year instead?

@evanrachelwood @afterellen is this true?!?!?! ❤❤❤❤ I commend Disney for making this step into the light of this generation. They control

— Miley Ray Cyrus (@MileyCyrus) June 23, 2013