From Cassandra Szklarski of the Canadian Press:

• Meg Tilly returns to spotlight with explosive period drama ‘Bomb Girls‘
  Some 15 years after retreating from the spotlight, Meg Tilly returns this week to lead a sprawling ensemble cast in Global’s period drama “Bomb Girls,” openly gushing about the first role to have her considering an ongoing stint on prime-time TV. Read more.

From Chris Lackner of Postmedia News:

• Meg Tilly is a Bomb Girl
  Meg Tilly never expected to be back in front of a camera, let alone playing a Canadian bomb girl. And yet the 51-year-old Canadian-American actress is front and centre as munitions-factory supervisor Lorna Corbett, in Global’s new miniseries Bomb Girls, which premieres Wednesday. Read more.

From Christopher Bird of Torontoist:

• Televisualist: Cross-dressing Equals Laffs!
  However, each advertisement for Bomb Girls makes it seem like every episode will be forty-eight minutes of “well, you girls are needed to make bombs right now, but this is the nineteen-forties and once this war is over you’re going to go back in the kitchen where you belong, because we are evil sexist men” and “making bombs helps me define myself as a person and gives me self-worth!” Is the series better than that? Who knows? But seriously, Global, find better editors. Read more.