Kate’s glow in the wake of her happy reunion with her mother and her upcoming wedding is dimmed by the reappearance of Detective Brodie and his questions about her father’s death. Meanwhile, Clifford offers Gladys an unexpected opportunity.

Gladys is torn between her patriotic duty and her friendship with the girls. Meanwhile, Lorna wrestles with her family’s changing dynamics and Marco feels trapped when he realizes that the people he thought were on his side are working against him.

When Lorna decides to take dance classes, she finds herself smitten with dancing and her dance instructor.  Meanwhile, Kate and Ivan explore the terms of engagement, Vera misconstrues Gladys’ newfound interest in Marco as a budding romance.

Legendary and controversial journalist, Dottie Shannon (Rosie O’Donnell) ruffles a few feathers when she shines a light on the disparity between the women and men’s salaries at the factory. Meanwhile, Kate is faced with a career dilemma when she’s offered a singing gig at a burlesque show.

The women find themselves caught up in their own film noir action after seeing Hitchcock’s spine-tingling "Saboteur." Faced by threats on the home front, the women realize enemies are closer than they feared.

A worried Lorna fears for the safety of her sons during a difficult time. Meanwhile, Gladys isolates herself to fight her own private battles, and Betty has an unexpected reunion with a soldier.

Set against the attack on Pearl Harbor, Gladys’s secret job is exposed, while Lorna grapples with a possible pregnancy and Kate struggles to stand up to the return of her manipulative father.

When a group of Maritimers arrive at the plant, one of the girls, Reggie, immediately draws Betty's suspicions and ire. Meanwhile, Lorna's hot-blooded son Gene convinces Gladys to join him on an adventure that leads where neither expected.  ET Canada's Cheryl Hickey guest stars.

Buzzing with excitement, Lorna hosts a dinner for her visiting son Gene – but the party hits some snags when Sheila brings an unexpected guest.  Meanwhile, news of escaped POWs results in a city-wide blackout.

After pulling some strings, Gladys lends her car and stature to the Moretti family cause, as together they visit Marco's father, who hopes his hard-won hearing will finally see him free.  Back at VicMu, Lorna tries to impress the girls with some frugal wartime recipes, but finds a less than enthusiastic reception.

Marco, still reeling from Lorna's news, must confront Bob at the exact moment Lorna needs him most.  Meanwhile, Gladys' Valentine's Day gets a boost when she gets a surprise visit from a soldier, while Vera considers a novel way to show her patriotism.

With the war intensifying overseas, Gladys is inspired to organize a fundraiser for Canadian POWs, which her parents commandeer for their own means.

Set against the attack on Pearl Harbor, Gladys’s secret job is exposed, while Lorna grapples with a possible pregnancy and Kate struggles to stand up to the return of her manipulative father.

With Armistice Day approaching, battles near and far are cast into stark relief. Lorna struggles to free herself from Marco while Gladys’s secret engagement is exposed.

A propaganda film shoot has the girls discovering they're victims of the war's hype.

A surprise inspection puts VicMu employees under the gun giving Lorna an opportunity to finally rid the factory of Marco, and Gladys must defend herself against a thief to prove Kate’s innocence.

The women at Victory Munitions must band together when the blame for an accidental explosion is laid at their feet.

Series premiere. When rich girl Gladys Witham takes an office job at Victory Munitions, she discovers a new world — a fascinating sisterhood and a cause that she hopes may change her life. It's 1941 and Canadian men are at war, leaving their wives, daughters and sweethearts to replace them in the bomb factories. Orbiting this new working-class world, Gladys meets the gals of Blue Shift, including Betty, a tough farm-girl; newbie Kate, who's running from a violent past; and the glamorous Vera. Governing them all is Lorna, their formidable shift matron whose stern exterior masks a conflicted soul.