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The Bureau is a French drama series which first aired on Canal+ and in France was titled Le Bureau des Légendes. Based on real accounts by former spies and inspired by contemporary events, The Bureau centres on the daily life and missions of spies within the DGSE (General Directorate for External Security - the French equivalent of the United States's CIA or the UK's MI6), and its department in charge of most undercover agents, known as the Bureau of Legends. Working in key locations around the world and living under false identities (or 'legends') for years, these agents' missions are to identify potential sources.