This year's crop of Super Bowl commercials were full of memorable moments, but Ben Stiller was disappointed that the big ad that he filmed got bumped at the last minute. The "Zoolander 2" actor stopped by "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" and brought along the previously unseen commercial for female Viagra.
"You know, there are all those ads for male Viagra out there, but people don't realize there's female Viagra," Stiller told Fallon. "I thought it'd be great to get the word out, so I did this spot. More of a public service announcement than anything else."
Fallon then rolled the clip, which played out exactly like a traditional Viagra commercial and included shots of Stiller lying in bed seductively with football jersey on.
"The thing is, even though zero women suffer from erectile dysfunction, over 98 percent of women over 30 suffer from another condition called 'not being turned on by their husband anymore,'" Stiller said in the fake ad. "You only take it when you need it, like anniversaries, special occasions, or when your husband rolls over and says, 'Wanna have sex?'"
However, like most medications, female Viagra came with some warnings and side effects like dizziness, nausea and of course, "sex with your husband."
"If sex with your husband lasts more than four minutes, God help you. Just fake it and pretend to go to sleep, or tell him you have a headache, which incidentally is another side effect of Female Viagra," Stiller concluded.
Check out Stiller's ad for female Viagra below:
