2000s
Collins had her first solo stand-up special, The Wonder Bra Years, on The Comedy Network in 2001. It was one of the highest rated in the Comedy Now series.
Collins starred in 50 episodes of Paradise Falls a soap opera on Showcase Television as Rusty Sinclair (2001). She also appeared in: Deep in the City as a Sex-Shop Owner (2000), The Caveman's Valentine (2001), Degrassi: The Next Generation as Herself (2002), two episodes of Doc as Felicia Brand (2002–2003), Recipe for Murder as a Glam Reporter (2002), Tracker as Dr. Janet Sullivann (2002), and Show Me Yours as Tammy (2005).
In 2003, she began to lend her voice to the PBS animated show cyberchase as Erica Ram, a reporter who reports on events in cyberspace.
Collins was a writer, star and host of: "Chez Carla" (2000), "Sonic Temple" (2001), “2 Smart Blondes” (2003) and "E-Now" (1995)
In 2006 Carla teamed up with producer Frank Sicoli for an unscripted television sitcom titled The Visionary Position. This series (released on DVD) is described as Curb Your Enthusiasm meets Sex and the City meets Bewitched. Collins says, "I prefer to think of it as The Ghost Whisperer on crack."
In 2006, she workshopped a well-received one-woman show called The Visionary Position in Toronto and Los Angeles.
She is also a freelance writer for Inside Entertainment.
Collins' reality show Carlawood debuted on TVtropolis in April 2009. The show follows her attempt to find work after her move to Hollywood, and satirizes reality shows.
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