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Meg Tilly on the human equation of Bomb Girls

From Steve Eramo of The Morton Report:

The Human Equation: Interview with Bomb Girls’ Meg Tilly
“I didn’t know if I would be successful at my attempt to return to acting, but I decided to give it a try because I wanted to do plays,” says Tilly. “When my children were young I always thought, ‘Oh, I’d love to do some theatre,’ but theatre doesn’t pay much of anything. It would have cost me more to move my children to a town that had a play going on and pay someone to help take care of them than I’d actually earn doing the play. When my children grew up, however, I figured maybe I could try, but I seriously didn’t expect or even plan on being asked to audition for a TV show or get such a great role right off the bat. Read more.

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Bomb Girls, Seed

Monday: Seed, Bomb Girls

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Seed, City – “Rebel Without Lamaze”
As a former nerd, Rose (Carrie -Lynn Neales) worries that her Lamaze class will be high school all over again. Fortunately, Harry (Adam Korson) thrived in high school and is ready to help out. Meanwhile, Anastasia (Abby Ross) plans for her own school’s formal, while Jonathan (Matt Baram) and Janet (Laura de Carteret) try to capture the few parent-child milestones they have left. Plus, Michelle (Amanda Brugel) and Harry realize that they dated the same woman years ago.

Bomb Girls, Global – “Fifth Column”
While out with the girls, Gladys finds herself a magnet of unwanted attention – first from a mystery man and then from an overly-curious redhead who questions her about the factory.
Meanwhile, in a bid to get closer to her daughter, Lorna enlists Kate to volunteer with her at Sheila’s hospital; and Betty’s budding relationship with Teresa intensifies.

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Bomb Girls, Murdoch Mysteries, Seed

Monday: Bomb Girls, Seed, Murdoch Mysteries

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Bomb Girls, Global – “Party Lines”
It’s harvest time and as the girls pluck the bounty of their victory garden, Vera uncovers a TNT shortage, shining an unwelcome light on the men of the Blue Shift – and jeopardizing her burgeoning friendship with Marco. Meanwhile, as preliminary reports of a successful raid on Dieppe are broadcast cross-country, Gladys isolates herself to fight her own private battles and Betty has an unexpected reunion with a soldier. Lorna fights for her long coveted home telephone, but any success is tempered by her growing fears for the safety of her sons.

Seed, City – “Bromosomes”
When Harry (Adam Korson) is diagnosed with sympathetic pregnancy, Rose (Carrie-Lynn Neales) finds that she’s competing for sympathy with her new, narcissistic belly-buddy. Meanwhile, Janet discovers Jonathan (Matt Baram) has been seeing another therapist (guest star Tom Green, Tom Green Live!) behind her back, and wonders what else he’s hiding.

Murdoch Mysteries, CBC – “Lovers in a Murderous Time”
Detective Murdoch and Julia find themselves at odds when a delusional woman becomes the prime suspect in the violent stabbing of her gambling fiancé.

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Meg Tilly praises fellow Bomb Girls

From Scott Stinson of the National Post:

Factory direct: Meg Tilly stays true to character for Bomb Girls
Meg Tilly is in the midst of heaping praise on her young Bomb Girls co-stars, talking about how much they have “blossomed” as actors as they settled into their characters between Seasons 1 and 2, when she mentions in passing that she wishes she could watch them not just on set, but on the screen. Read more.

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