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The series aims, in its third season, to pair power plays of the sort “Game of Thrones” specialized in with the agon of “Uncut Gems” and the brutal humor and banality of “Barry.” That’s a tough recipe to nail. In this case the result, while certainly entertaining, abandons realism — and the sense of moral peril that characterized earlier seasons — for plots that range from soapy to pulpy to simply absurd.