Cast
- Gary Cole .... President of the United States Mike Brady
- Shelley Long .... Vice President of the United States Carol Brady
- Tannis Burnett .... Alice Nelson
- Chad Doreck .... Greg Brady
- Autumn Reeser .... Marcia Brady
- Blake Foster .... Peter Brady
- Ashley Drane .... Jan Brady
- Max Morrow .... Bobby Brady
- Sofia Vassilieva .... Cindy Brady
- Saul Rubinek .... Sal Astor
- Alex Appel .... Summer
- Daniel Fathers .... Priest
- Timm Zemanek .... NASA Advisor
- Denis Akiyama ... Hopeful Man
- Don Allison ... Sen. Thurbright
- Jordy Benattar ... Annie (Girl with Cat)
- Marcia Bennett ... Secretary of H & H Services
- Patricia Carroll Brown ... Maid
- Noah Danby ... Secret Service Agent #2
- Oliver Dennis ... Secretary of Treasury
- Ferne Downey ... Press Secretary
- Dan Duran ... Martin
- John Evans ... Prisoner
- Barry Flatman ... News Reporter
- Victoria Fodor ... Lottery Woman
- Howard Hoover ... Agent Parker
- Jai Jai Jones ... Tour Leader
- Jef Mallory ... Graham
- Marty Moreau ... Walt - Military Guard
- Dave Nichols ... President Lawrence Ivor Randolph
- Reagan Pasternak .... Veronica Dotwebb
- Joshua Peace ... Secret Service Agent #1
- Arnold Pinnock ... Howard Katanga
- Tim Post ... Secretary of Defence
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