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By TERRY TANG - The Associated Press BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) Picture it: A vacant Beverly Hills bistro has been transformed into the set of a 1980s sitcom about four women living in Miami but it's also a working restaurant. Reservations have been going fast at the newly opened The Golden Girls Kitchen. Some patrons have come from out of state to see the pop-up eatery. Joe Saunders, of Westerly, Rhode Island, his two teenage children and their mother were visiting Northern California when they learned about the pop-up. So they made a special trip south just to see it. “I was a little hesitant about coming but my kids' mom really wanted to come,” said Saunders, who was wearing a T-shirt referencing the sitcom's fictitious Shady Pines retirement home. “It's been a good time... the lasagna, the strawberry daiquiri and I'm going to have a piece of cake with ice cream, too.” People are also reading… Thirty years after “The Golden Girls” ended on NBC, fans still can't let go of the sitcom about four housemates Dorothy, Rose, Blanche and Sophia bonding over aging, dating and cheesecake. The first month of reservations sold out popcat

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on Hulu, the show keeps finding new life and new, younger fans. The widely varying demographics of the restaurant's patrons are proof of that. Moses Nicholas and his girlfriend, Johanna James, both 18 and from Los Angeles, had a date over vegan lasagna and vegan cheesecake. Their reservation was a surprise gift from James' mother, who knew both of them grew up watching “Golden Girls" in syndication and still catch it on Hulu. “There's something so relatable to the show for me for some reason,” Nicholas said. “I just find it really funny and it's very comforting to watch.” The couple's ages is just proof the show “never dies," James added. Shirley Lyon and her three girlfriends, all of whom are senior citizens, came from Palos Verdes, California, with their own drinkware. The quartet, who call themselves “golden girls,” brought “Golden Girls” mugs they made but with their faces superimposed over the characters. Just being in the restaurant brought back the joy they feel when watching the sitcom. “People here I think all love them,” Lyon said. “I don’t think anybody comes who hasn’t experienced how precious they are. I just love their friendship.” ___ Follow Terry Tang on Twitter pop cat bohemian rhapsody wallpaper

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