Get Ace

Ace is forced to have his orthodontic braces removed before he can appear on television, a condition he must meet to be shown on screen. Seeing this, Hilda and Ned perceive a clear opportunity to intervene in the unfolding situation.

Ace in Your Face is a programme presented as an episode‑length instalment. It falls squarely within the episode genre, offering a concise, self‑contained story that can be watched in a single sitting. The title itself hints at a direct, perhaps confrontational style, and the format suggests a focus on a specific situation rather than a long‑running series. In this particular episode, the central character, Ace, faces a practical hurdle: he must have his braces removed if he wants to appear on television. The need to be brace‑free is portrayed as a prerequisite for his on‑screen appearance, indicating that his dental appliance would otherwise prevent him from being shown. This requirement drives the plot forward, as Ace’s decision to undergo the removal becomes a pivotal moment for the narrative. Meanwhile, two other characters, Hilda and Ned, recognise an opening that arises from Ace’s predicament. Observing the situation, they see a chance to act, suggesting that they are prepared to take advantage of the circumstances surrounding Ace’s brace removal. Their awareness of the opportunity adds a secondary thread to the episode, complementing Ace’s personal challenge with their own calculated response.