Editing Erik Estrada (section)

===2000–present===
In 2001, Estrada landed a role on the daytime drama ''[[The Bold and the Beautiful]]'' as Eduardo Dominguez.<ref name="imdb">{{IMDb name|0261805}}</ref> In 2002, he played a game-show host on the [[Disney Channel]] series ''[[Lizzie McGuire]]'' with [[Hilary Duff]]. He also made a guest appearance on an episode of ''[[Spy TV]]'' in 2002. He has also had a regular role doing voiceovers for the [[Cartoon Network]] show ''[[Sealab 2021]]'', where he would parody himself. He also appeared in an episode of another Cartoon Network show, ''[[Space Ghost: Coast to Coast]]'', which features a character named Moltar who has an obsession with Estrada and'' CHiPS'', as a guest. Estrada has also guest-starred on the children's cartoon ''[[Maya & Miguel]]''.

Estrada has appeared in music videos, such as [[Eminem]]'s music video "[[Just Lose It]]". A band named after him ([[Estradasphere]]) is based in [[Santa Cruz, California]]. Estrada also made guest appearances on ''[[The Wayans Bros.]]'', ''[[Unhappily Ever After]]'', the Nickelodeon comedy ''[[Drake & Josh]]'', NBC's ''[[Scrubs (TV series)|Scrubs]]'' and ''[[My Name Is Earl]]'', and ABC's ''[[According to Jim]]''.

Estrada has done a long-running series of infomercials as a national spokesman for [[National Recreational Properties, Inc.|National Recreational Properties]], selling undeveloped real estate property in such locations as [[Siskiyou County, California]]; [[Lake Shastina, California]]; [[California City, California]]; [[Ocean Shores, Washington]]; [[Colorado]]; and recently, [[Tellico Village, Tennessee]] and [[Bella Vista, Arkansas]].

Estrada began appearing in [[Burger King]] TV commercials in September 2009.  In the ads, he (playing himself) attended a class on endorsing products led by race car driver [[Tony Stewart]].  During the spoof, Estrada seeks to understand why American consumers were not interested in purchasing his "Estrada" sunglasses that noticeably had his last name written boldly across the lens.{{Citation needed|date=July 2011}}

More recently, Estrada appeared in a number of reality television shows. In 2004, he starred in both the second season of ''[[The Surreal Life]]'' and in ''Discovery Health Body Challenge''. He also starred in the short-lived CBS reality show, ''[[Armed & Famous]]''. In 2008, Estrada appeared in ''[[Husband for Hire]]'', a television movie starring [[Nadine Velazquez]] and [[Mario López]]. After a series of specials, in 2010, Estrada and [[Laura McKenzie]] began co-hosting a weekly series, ''[[The World's Funniest Moments]]'', which began as a [[myNetworkTV]] series hosted by [[Arsenio Hall]].

In 2011, Estrada was a contestant on the [[Mira quién baila (season 2)|second season]] of the Spanish [[Univision]] reality show [[Mira quién baila (American TV series)|''Mira Quien Baila'']], a weekly dance competition similar to ''[[Dancing with the Stars (American TV series)|Dancing with the Stars]]'', in which he finished in third place out of ten contestants. In 2013, he starred in ''Finding Faith'', a film about a young teenager who is kidnapped from a meeting planned online. The story of sexual predation is based on true incidents investigated by the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. Estrada toured with the film, aiming to educate parents and young people about the dangers of [[child grooming|online grooming]].<ref name="Faith"/>
Eric played a minor role as a paramedic at the end of the movie in the 2017 movie "Chips"