Hmm, thought I'd had it all, but have not ever seen CMV around here. How are they looking after some sunny warmer days? I don't think those teeny tomatoes that don't grow use much if any energy, so I typically leave them be and they eventually give it up and fall off. I keep wishfully thinking they'll decide to go ahead and grow after all. Not so far.
All cherry types I've tried are wispier plants and can look bad all over more quickly than other types. The good news is they will often recover quickly as well. I'd remove those leaves in the bottom picture as they don't look good and if they have a mold (one thought I had looking at them) then you want them gone before they can spread. I haven't seen plants that look like those in your other pictures.
Dewayne mater
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