David Miller	Mason Dixon
George Wilson	Jim Richardson
Sharon Taylor	Lois Fairchild
J. Stephen Peace	Wilbur Finletter
Ernie Meyers	The President
Eric Christmas	Sen. Polk
Ron Shapiro	Newspaper editor
Al Sklar	Ted Swan
Jerry Anderson	Maj. Mills
Don Birch	Old man
Tom Coleman	Singing soldier
Art K. Koustik	Fia director
Jack Nolen	Sen. McKinley
Paul Oya	Dr. Nokitofa
John Qualls	Captain

Director	John De Bello
Producer	John De Bello J. Stephen Peace
Writer	John De Bello J. Stephen Peace
Cinematography	John K. Culley
Musician	Gordon Goodwin Paul Sundfor

It is reported that tomatoes have been attacking people and eating pets. The government creates a task force to find out what is going on and stop the tomatoes from killing. The task force is headed by Mason Dixon (David Miller) and includes a man who dresses variously as Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, and even Adolph Hitler; a scuba diver, an Olympic swimmer, and Wilbur Finnletter (J. Stephen Peace), who is never without his parachute. Lois Fairchild (Sharon Taylor), a reporter, follows the team, as does an assassin. The President’s press secretary, Jim Richardson (George Wilson) is actually behind the tomato revolution and kidnaps Dixon, who manages an escape. Eventually, a song called “Puberty Love” is used to make the tomatoes shrink so they can be stepped on, but another vegetable threat looms on the horizon.

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