At the Sunset Bronson Studios in Hollywood on a recent afternoon, teenager Reyn Doi rehearsed lines for the new sitcom "That '90s Show." He was sitting at table in a meticulously designed set that featured a wallpapered kitchen, shelves filled with teacups and bundt pans hanging from the wall.
His friend's grandparents, Kitty and Red, were interrogating Doi's character, Ozzie, to find out where their granddaughter hung out. What would get him to talk?
"Get me a Capri Sun and I'll tell you anything," he deadpanned, referring to the sugary, fruity pouch packaged drink that was highly popular among kids who grew up in the '90s.
