New York Daily News by David Hinckley
Bomb Girls isn't a fancy show. It's just a whole bunch of good stories.
Critic Rating
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Creator
Michael MacLennan
Cast
Meg Tilly,
Jodi Balfour,
Charlotte Hegele,
Ali Liebert,
Peter Outerbridge,
Anastasia Phillips
Genre
Drama,
War & Politics
Bomb Girls follows some of the trailblazing women that held factory jobs during World War II, filling the labor shortage while men were fighting overseas. The series takes place in a Canadian munitions factory where a group of female employees risk their lives building bombs in support of the European front.
New York Daily News by David Hinckley
Bomb Girls isn't a fancy show. It's just a whole bunch of good stories.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette by Rob Owen
Essentially a prime-time soap, Bomb Girls is a well-plotted, smartly written soap that doesn't shy away from, shocking, even gruesome, plot turns in showing the dangers of working in a bomb-making factory.
The New York Times by Mike Hale
The strained '40s-speak starts to recede in the third episode (four were sent to critics), and, not coincidentally, the performances begin to improve--what looked like community theater acting in the pilot suddenly seems more natural.
Uncle Barky by Ed Bark
Unfortunately, Bomb Girls is affixed with an oft-overwrought and at times just plain clunky script.
TV Guide Magazine by Matt Roush
A trite and drab melodrama about women on the WWII homefront who go to work on the dangerous front lines of a munitions factory, assembling bombs that aren't nearly as lethal as the corny dialogue and the comically stilted performances.
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