The best of TV and streaming this week

BBC documentary ‘War Game’ simulates an insurrection in Washington; Adam Brody and Kristen Bell star in romcom ‘Nobody Wants This’; crime meets horror in Ryan Murphy’s ‘Grotesquerie’; in season 3 of ‘Industry’ ruthless traders flirt with ethical investing; ‘Monsters: The Erik and Lyle Menendez Story’ is a glossy retelling of a real-life double murder; ‘Ludwig’ stars David Mitchell as a puzzle setter turned sleuth — reviews by Dan Einav and Alice Ross

War Game TV review — gripping BBC doc simulates a fictional coup in America
Former politicians and military veterans on how the US would deal with a replay of 2021’s Capitol attack
Nobody Wants This review — has Netflix cracked the TV romcom?
Adam Brody and Kristen Bell star as rabbi and sex podcaster in a 10-part series precision-tooled for millennials
Grotesquerie TV review — Ryan Murphy’s horror series is both engrossing and gross
The showrunner returns with his signature queasy style in a detective show centred around a string of elaborate murders
Industry season 3 review — a delightfully snide sendup of greenwashing
The ruthless traders at investment bank Pierpoint show no signs of softening as they flirt with ethical investing
Monsters: The Erik and Lyle Menendez Story, Netflix — a sensationalist saga
Ryan Murphy returns with a ghoulish, glossy retelling of a real-life double murder
Ludwig TV review — David Mitchell solves puzzles and crimes in BBC comedy-mystery
This actor plays an awkward puzzle setter who sets out to investigate his brother’s disappearance