Bonus Bang: UnbeWiebeble: Kayla Dickie Returns (Flula Borg, Shaun Diston, Lily Sullivan, Tim Baltz)

In this chaotic and surreal Bonus Bang episode of Comedy Bang Bang, host Scott Aukerman welcomes back the beloved character Kayla Dickey, portrayed by Lily Sullivan, in a wild sequel titled 'Unbeweebable Kayla Dickey Returns.' The episode unfolds as a meta-comedic whirlwind, featuring a surprise reunion of previous guests Flula Borg and Sprague the Whisperer, along with the long-lost mayor of Montrose, Colorado, Judd Wiebe—played by Tim Baltz—who has been living in a bear suit for seven and a half years after accidentally starting a fire while trying to curl his pubes. Kayla reveals she’s now married to Judd, and the couple’s polyamorous relationship with nine former assistants (now called 'sister wives') adds layers of absurdity. The episode spirals into a series of escalating twists: Judd is revealed to have murdered 43 people (all bears, he claims), the town’s ex-wife Merg is missing, and Kayla is pregnant with a child whose paternity is uncertain—leading to a DNA test revealing the father is Judd, but the child is also linked to the 'Colorado Bear Killer' case. Amid the madness, Sprague pitches a ninja-themed reboot of 'Double Team' starring Scott, Flula offers a podcast plug, and Kayla promotes her social media presence. The episode ends with a chaotic plug segment and a surreal call to bring all the characters—Tark, Cart, Kasha, and more—to the next show, cementing its status as a gloriously unhinged, genre-blurring comedy masterpiece. Key takeaways include: 1) Embrace absurdity—life’s most bizarre twists are often the most entertaining; 2) Never underestimate the power of a well-timed lie or a fake identity; 3) In comedy, the more layers of deception and coincidence, the better; 4) Always carry a backup plan (and a bear suit); 5) A DNA test can’t solve everything—especially when the truth is a conspiracy of bears and trucks; 6) The best relationships are those where everyone is married to everyone else; 7) The real villain is always the one with the biggest truck; 8) If you’re in trouble, just blame a bear.