Ok the skit was sort of funny. I laughed once and chuckled another time. It's parodying the real commercial of Boniva with salley fields. What's astonishing is that reading the reviews a lot of people seem to think that this parody is right and that Boniva is a scam product. It's not. Boneloss occurs with a great number of women after menopause (because estrogen plays an important role in bone strength for women) That's why Osteoperosis happens mostly in women and not in men. Boniva is basically a harmonal drug. It uses estrogen to help prevent the common bone-loss that occurs in women who have been through menopause. Drugs like these are the reason why less 60 year old grandmas nowadays are breaking their hips while in the shower and going skiing instead. I just hope no one watches this and thinks the medication their mom is taking is a scam and tells her to stop taking it. That could result in some trouble. This is just a comedy skit and it should be seen as just that.

This is one of my favourite commercial parodies ever!!! It flat out says the message that most drug commercials are trying to get across subtly (I almost can't believe it was allowed on the air!). And a brilliant Sally Field imitation as well. "You don't have to have anything wrong with you to take (Boniva)... You just have to be scared." Hilarious!!

The absurdity of actual commercials for this type of product is astonishing. I can't believe the feminists actually allow that stuff to go up. Kudos to Elliot for nailing the timing in this skit.

...youll still be a woman"i just peed in my pants

Abby did a great job (one of the first times I've seen her do a solo bit). The script was focused, the impression was comedic-authentic, and it didn't wear out its welcome. If you want to groom younger actresses to take over for Tina, Amy, and the long line of hilarious SNL women, the commercial parodies are a much safer space than a segment on Weekend Update (you've got to work yourself up to that)