Ellen DeGeneres, who last week won an Emmy for comedy writing for the coming-out episode of her eponymous ABC sitcom, says she is facing an uphill battle this season. "I'm really excited that we're doing something nobody is doing, but it is a fight," she says in an interview with the Los Angeles Times. One fight that the actress-comedian says she recently had was over an on-screen kiss her character shares with another woman. It seems the kiss, combined with a certain line of dialogue (a joke DeGeneres didn't want to reveal to the paper), created problems with the censors. "It's literally a two-second kiss," she tells the paper. "It's two women kissing on the lips--but it's a two-second kiss. First of all, it's been done before. I'm not breaking any new ground--there have been kisses on television. And, it's just so nothing. It was so offensive to me that they're saying you can't show that." But sources tell the paper that the kiss will make it onto the tube when the show airs in October.