David Pritchard was a "seccy" native to the planet Mesa. A member of the local seccy dissident group lead by Carl Hansen, he detonated a nuclear device at Pine Valley Park in Green Pines during Victor Cachat's and Anton Zilwicki's attempt to smuggle two defectors off Mesa. Pritchard died in the blast. (CS2)
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| - David Pritchard was a "seccy" native to the planet Mesa. A member of the local seccy dissident group lead by Carl Hansen, he detonated a nuclear device at Pine Valley Park in Green Pines during Victor Cachat's and Anton Zilwicki's attempt to smuggle two defectors off Mesa. Pritchard died in the blast. (CS2)
- David started with Walt Disney London in 1987 with Who Framed Roger Rabbit and then several television animation series and short films (Mickey's Audition) before going to Warner Brothers and working on video games including Broken Sword on the video games side; The Iron Giant, Osmosis Jones and Duck Dodgers in the 25th Century. He then worked for Dreamworks on Joseph and then Eidos/Core Design on Herdy Gerdy. Then it was to Asylum Entertainment to work on Galidor and Freex for Playstation 2, then Insominac Games for Rachect & Clank 2 & 3 and Resistance: Fall of Man for Playstation 3. Most recently he has been working on animation for commercials; but has also done 3D animation for 300, X-Men: The Last Stand, Invasion, Fantastic Four 2, Rise of the Silver Surfer, Shooter, Alien Vs. Predato
- David Pritchard, nicknamed Pritch, was a defender who made 163 league appearances for Rovers in an eight-year spell at the club. He was signed by John Ward from the now-defunct Telford United during the 1993-94 season, and played for most of his time at the club as a right-back, although he also filled in in several other positions when needed. Pritchard was a fans favourite during his stay in Bristol due to his loyalty to Rovers, hard tackling and solid performances on the pitch, and was sponsored by the Internet Gas for much of this time. He received international recognition for his performances in 1998, when he was called up to a Welsh B team to face Scotland B. He qualified through his grandparents, who were from Holt in north Wales.
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| - David started with Walt Disney London in 1987 with Who Framed Roger Rabbit and then several television animation series and short films (Mickey's Audition) before going to Warner Brothers and working on video games including Broken Sword on the video games side; The Iron Giant, Osmosis Jones and Duck Dodgers in the 25th Century. He then worked for Dreamworks on Joseph and then Eidos/Core Design on Herdy Gerdy. Then it was to Asylum Entertainment to work on Galidor and Freex for Playstation 2, then Insominac Games for Rachect & Clank 2 & 3 and Resistance: Fall of Man for Playstation 3. Most recently he has been working on animation for commercials; but has also done 3D animation for 300, X-Men: The Last Stand, Invasion, Fantastic Four 2, Rise of the Silver Surfer, Shooter, Alien Vs. Predator: Requiem, The Incredible Hulk, Meet Dave, Jumper, The Seeker: Dark Is Rising, Wolverine and the Curious Case of Benjamin Button feature movies. He also did several Nintendo DS commercials for Mario Kart and Animal Crossing: Wild World from Motion Theory. He is currently working for Proof as a Previs Artist since July 2013 on projects such as Jack The Giant Slayer, Star Trek Into Darkness, Percy Jackson: Sea Of Monsters, 47 Ronin, Captain America: Winter Solider, Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes and The Fast & The Furious 7! He is EFX Animator of April Pooh on The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
- David Pritchard, nicknamed Pritch, was a defender who made 163 league appearances for Rovers in an eight-year spell at the club. He was signed by John Ward from the now-defunct Telford United during the 1993-94 season, and played for most of his time at the club as a right-back, although he also filled in in several other positions when needed. Pritchard was a fans favourite during his stay in Bristol due to his loyalty to Rovers, hard tackling and solid performances on the pitch, and was sponsored by the Internet Gas for much of this time. He received international recognition for his performances in 1998, when he was called up to a Welsh B team to face Scotland B. He qualified through his grandparents, who were from Holt in north Wales. Unfortunately Pritch's career was cut short following an injury suffered in a game against Colchester United in January 2000, when he was hurt in a tackle by Colchester's on-loan player Titus Bramble, and although he was able to play in a handful of games for Rovers over the next couple of years, this effectively marked the end of his career. Pritchard's rehabilitation over the next couple of years proved unsuccessful, and he eventually took the decision to retire during the 2001-02 season. For most of his time at Rovers Pritchard was known for his lack of goals, failing to score in any of his first six seasons with Rovers. This prompted one fan to make the bold statement that if Pritch ever scored he would walk home. Unfortunately for the fan in question his first goal came at Chesterfield, some 130 miles from Bristol, in his 152nd league appearance. He remained true to his word however, and made the walk from Chesterfield to Bristol some time later for charity. Pritch was rewarded for his loyalty to the club by being given a testimonial game in 2003, when Rovers faced a Wolverhampton Wanderers side. After leaving football, he moved to Spain where he now runs a pub.
- David Pritchard was a "seccy" native to the planet Mesa. A member of the local seccy dissident group lead by Carl Hansen, he detonated a nuclear device at Pine Valley Park in Green Pines during Victor Cachat's and Anton Zilwicki's attempt to smuggle two defectors off Mesa. Pritchard died in the blast. (CS2)
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