<p>Imagine your family, with kids aged 2(?) - 10, gathering around the television in the mid-90's to watch...The X-Files. That's right. The X-FILES. This week we find out how Sarah turned out "normal" despite eating a billion BLTs and watching Scully and Mulder kick so much paranormal butt. Happy Birthday Sarah! </p>

Imagine your family, with kids aged 2(?) - 10, gathering around the television in the mid-90's to watch...The X-Files. That's right. The X-FILES. This week we find out how Sarah turned out "normal" despite eating a billion BLTs and watching Scully and Mulder kick so much paranormal butt. Happy Birthday Sarah!

<p>Imagine your family, with kids aged 2(?) - 10, gathering around the television in the mid-90's to watch...The X-Files. That's right. The X-FILES. This week we find out how Sarah turned out "normal" despite eating a billion BLTs and watching Scully and Mulder kick so much paranormal butt. Happy Birthday Sarah!&nbsp;</p>

AAA: E14 The X-Files

After several attempts to re-watch movies/shows or read books from our childhoods, it has become increasingly clear that times have CHANGED. The pop-culture staples of our iconic 90's upbringing, the things that helped form us into the 'adults' we are today, are much different when viewed today in our increasingly 'woke' world.

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