Bomb Girls, costarring Meg Tilly, has seen continued success with more than 1.2 million viewers tuning in on average during the five-week period since its launch, becoming the #1 new Canadian program average this season.

“Our success is not stopping with The Kennedys,” said Muse President Michael Prupas. “These high caliber series have superb acting talent, inspired storylines and first-class production design. The shows’ audiences are committed and captivated. The networks appreciate that.”

The original 6-episode Bomb Girls, has been greenlit for 12 new episodes, bringing the total to 18 episodes. Its premiere on Global Television drew 1.6 million viewers (Ind. 2+ National, confirmed data) making it the #1 new Canadian original drama premiere for the Fall 2011/2012 lineup with 2+ and A18-49 viewers.

Meanwhile, south of the border, Syfy has ordered a third season (13 episodes) of Being Human, just four episodes into the 13-episode second season, which premiered on Monday, January 16. The series, based on the original BBC show, costars Sam Witwer, Meaghan Rath, Sam Huntington, Mark Pellegrino and Kristen Hager. To date, viewership for the second season has increased by an impressive +27% in Adults 18-49, +35% in Adults 25-54 and +15% in total viewers.

Founded in 1998, Muse Entertainment is a film and TV production company that is recognized across North America and internationally as a major producer of well-crafted, high-quality film and television productions with strong international appeal. The company produces a wide range of dramatic series, television movies, mini-series and family programs for major networks around the world. They have been recognized for their excellence with over 100 international awards and over 300 award nominations.