Jennifer Aniston loves Doritos, Diane Sawyer, and being your Bikini Bracket champion this year — three things you might not have known about the A-lister until our sit-down interview with her promoting The Switch in LA last weekend. The actress looked perfectly fit in a simple tank and jeans, even offering to share her chips with us! Jennifer was "flattered" by her swimsuit body win — though she resisted asking who she beat — weighed in on some of the many rumors about her personal life, and said she'd absolutely consider paying a visit to Cougar Town. She also threw her support behind her new movie's messages about motherhood and life choices, which have proven to be somewhat controversial. Check out the full interview below and watch our exclusive sneak peek of The Switch, which hits theaters on August 20.

• 8:00 Wife Swap (new)
  9:00 Primetime: What Would You Do? (repeat)
  10:00 20/20 (new)
  12:05 Jimmy Kimmel Live




• 8:00 Medium (repeat)
  9:00 CSI: NY (repeat)
  10:00 Flashpoint (new)
  11:35 The Late Show With David Letterman (repeat, with guest Dolly Parton)
  1:07 The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson (new, with guests Anna Kendrick, Chris Hardwick, and Alfred Molina)




• 8:00 Night at the Museum




• 8:00 Who Do You Think You Are? (repeat)
  9:00 Dateline NBC (new)
  11:35 The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (new, with guest Justin Long)
  12:35 Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (new, with guests Gabourey Sidibe and Aubrey Plaza)

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I've been picking apart Fall's TV offerings by reviewing each of the brand-new pilots. Today's pick takes us to the tropics for the cop drama reboot Hawaii Five-0.

What it's about: Former Navy lieutenant Steve McGarrett (Alex O'Loughlin) returns to Hawaii to investigate his father's murder. He takes the position as the head of a new police team, partnered with newbie Danny Williams (Scott Caan). Straitlaced McGarrett and wisecracking single dad Caan butt heads at first, but quickly realize that they work well together with their forces combined. Rounding out their team is local resident Chin Ho Kelly (Daniel Dae Kim) and his kickass cousin Kono (Grace Park). After cracking their first case together, they're already a family.

Where it works: The show may be a reboot, but you'd never be able to tell (other than the iconic theme song, of course); the show is fresh, fast-paced, and has an interesting hodge-podge of likable characters. O'Loughlin is a bit stiff but boy is he easy on the eyes, and his buddy chemistry with Scott Caan couldn't be better. Of course the gorgeous scenery doesn't hurt either.

Where it doesn't: The guys succeed in capturing their first bad guy by the end of the episode, and I assume there won't be a ton of continuity from one episode to the next. With so many other cop dramas out there, it might be hard to get viewers addicted to a show that doesn't require weekly viewings.

Am I hooked? l'll definitely be coming back for more, but I do fear that the episodes may end up at the bottom of my DVR list.

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The following post was written by BirdsFlyingHigh, who posted it in the Summer Netflix Challenge group.

A little late to join this challenge but I figured out who I wanted to catch up on for the rest of the summer! I have also loved Marion Cotillard as an actress and it was time see it all! I just saw Inception and thought she did a superb job but it was time to see the rest. I have the movie Love Me if You Dare on its way from Netflix. After that La Vie En Rose with Marion's portrayal of the extraordinary singer Edith Piaf! Can't wait to see them all!

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