No Longer Just Known as Peg Bundy

"I believe that as violent as the show tends to be, and gritty as it tends to be, it's also got a lot of heart," Sagal, whose husband is Sons creator Kurt Sutter, continued to Billboard. 

"It's about a group of outsiders. I think that anarchists are trying to make their way going against the grain. I think everybody has that side of them. I think it speaks to that. I think it's got a big ‘real people' following. Not only is it entertainment, but people invest in it."

And not only does Sagal have a new generation of fans worshipping her warped domesticity, she's also got a platform upon which to practice her other craft.

"Every season I sing at least one song in the soundtrack," she revealed for the more casual Sons fans out there. "My husband, who writes the show, and Bob, who does the music, came up with great covers for me to do. I was on that track, doing covers on the show, so I thought I would continue that. It's been great."

Her new album, Covered, featuring songs that have inspired her in life, drops this week.

"I've been playing these gigs around, and there's a really great response," the 59-year-old actress, who used to sing backup for Bob Dylan, said. "It's not what I thought would happen, but it's kind of like everything in my life—that seems to be the pattern. I just have to keep getting out of the way, and stuff just happens."