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For a long time, my idea of ​​espionage, counterintelligence, and infiltration of national or international gangs was based on the adventures of James Bond, Ethan Hunt, and Jason Bourne. Since these franchises covered a wide range of tones and styles, I assumed I had seen it all when it came to this profession. But after watching films like Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Bridge of Spies, and The Courier, I realized that this occupation can be deadly boring, complicated, and problematic all at once.  That's when I started reading about the politics behind these series and how they act as recruitment ads for intelligence agencies, glossing over all the problems in the name of nationalism. That's why I've been drawn to series like The Sympathizer, Butterfly, Prime Target, and, of course, Task, because they acknowledge the importance of security services but also address how far they've strayed from their true purpose. Now, The Copenhagen Test joins this illustrious list. Creat...