Au service de la France
2015
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Alexandre Courtes
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Spect.Viewers find 'A Very Secret Service' to be a delightful blend of espionage and humor, reminiscent of the OSS 117 series. Set in the 1960s, the series offers a satirical look at French intelligence through the eyes of a young trainee, blending geopolitical crises with office comedy. While the first season is highly praised for its engaging storyline, some feel the second season loses momentum.
👍 Delightful espionage humor
👎 Second season may disappoint
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Summary
1960: the French intelligence service hires the 23-year-old André Merlaux. Handsome, well raised, intelligent but impressionable, Merlaux has much to learn to serve and defend the interests of France. Three officials must adequately train him to execute delicate and sometimes outlandish operations, as Merlaux discovers the intricacies of government and navigates diplomatic incidents.
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20 reviewssuper décalé et jouissif
Saison 1 top mais la saison 2 on perd le fil conducteur
Les services secrets dirigés par des incompétents racistes homophones et sexistes dans les années 50. Humour décalé.