So I think we all struggle with that, even if we think we're cool parents.

And yet I find myself trying to have conversations with them or asking questions about under armpit hair that I haven't yet seen, and can I see it at the dinner table? It comes out of your mouth before you realize what you're doing. But I think I'm surely not as awkward and as intrusive and as blatantly embarrassing. I definitely have better boundaries than Jean. David Duchovny brought back his infamous red speedo from 'The X-Files' 25+ years later in the Netflix series 'The Chair.' Still looking good, Agent Mulder. They've swore to me they haven't seen it and I'm pretending I believe them. It actually went a long way towards, I think, bringing my children closer to me, in a sense, a feeling that it was something that it was cool, for the first time, that I was involved in. But I think, because the show has so much heart and because the show is so diverse, it's so freeing, it's allowing a freedom of conversation that has not been seen before in television, and has been embraced so passionately by all different ages, from parents and children alike. One of the things that I was afraid of, they were just starting at a new school, and I was worried that it would affect them negatively to have a mom who was on a show that was so explicitly about things related to sex.

I have three children and two of them are teenagers, 12 and 14, boys. Asa Butterfield and Gillian Anderson play a mother and son on the Netflix series Sex Education. Netflix’s Paradise PD vets Rocky Russo and Jeremy Sosenko are attached to write the pilot and will serve as executive producers alongside original X-Files writer Gabe Rotter.

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