Genre: | Animation Fantasy Sci-Fi |
Creator: | D.J. McPherson Jack Christian |
Director: | D.J. McPherson Jack Christian |
Voices: | David Myles Brown Lyall Brooks Amanda Harrison Emily Wheaton Ian Bliss Tara Whyte Jeffery Richards |
Composer: | Russell Thornton |
Country: | Australia |
Language: | English |
Num Seasons: | 1 |
Num Episodes: | 52 |
Executive Producer: | D.J. McPherson Jack Christian Cherrie Bottger |
Producer: | D.J. McPherson Jack Christian |
Editor: | Jeffery Richards |
Runtime: | 12 minutes |
Company: | Galaxy Pop Filmology Finance |
Network: | Hulu Eleven |
Get Ace is an Australian animated television series that follows the adventures of Ace McDougal, a young boy with amazing hi-tech super powered dental braces. The series officially premiered on Eleven, on 19 January 2014, where it took first place in rating amongst animated programs.[1]
A case of mistaken identity causes ordinary high school student, Ace McDougal, to be thrown into the fast-paced world of hi-tech super spies. During a normal trip to the dentist's office, Ace is accidentally fitted out with a set of hi-tech, super spy braces, loaded with dozens of different gadgets and a holographic artificial intelligence program named Hugo, that only he can see. Against the odds, Ace and Hugo (Holographic User Guidance Operative) must learn to get along in order to keep the braces secret and safe. The braces original owner Ned Krinkle, an evil spy and master of disguise, will do anything to get them back.
Since then Ned and his equally evil mother Hilda, have been trying to kidnap Ace and reclaim the braces for themselves. Ace spends his days trying to live a normal life, while constantly on the lookout for Ned and Hilda's next insane scheme to steal the braces from right out of his mouth! Episodes usually revolve around Ace using the braces to make his life easier and having it backfire on him, as well as Ned and Hilda's increasingly complicated schemes to capture Ace.
In the past, reruns of the show aired on Eleven. The series has also aired on ABC3 as of 3 November 2014.[2] On 9 February 2015 it was announced that, due to its popularity with viewers,[3] a second season was greenlit, but never eventuated.[4]
On 14 July 2015, the series was picked up by Hulu in the United States for streaming.[5] It is currently available on Tubi.
In France, the show aired on Boing from 13 April 2015.[6]
From 8 September 2015, the show has aired on Teletoon in Canada (now Cartoon Network).[7]
The show aired in Portugal in 2015/2016 on Biggs.
In India, this show aired on Marvel HQ.
Award wins
2014 AWGIE Award for Best Animation[8]
2014 Screen Music Awards - Best Music For Children's Television Series[9]
Nominations
2015 International Emmy Awards - Best Kids Animation[10]
2015 Apollo Awards - Best 2D Animation[11]
2015 Cartoons on the Bay - Pulcinella Awards - Best TV Series for Kids[12]
2015 Cartoons on the Bay - Official Selection - TV Series for Kids[13]
2015 AACTA Awards - Best Children's Television Series[14] [15]
2014 Screen Music Awards - Best Music For Children's Television Series[16]
2014 AWGIE Award for Best Animation[17]