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Snakeyees
David
4 years ago

“That colony likely did not last long, as a local edible plant drove them mad.”

If you rewatch the epsoide Jack O’niell states that the goual’d brought the plant to the planet, because they couldn’t bring weapons

Jim Hutto
Jim Hutto
4 years ago

The fan fiction group have come up with some nice stories about what happened to them. The fanfiction Contact at the Citadel is a Stargate SG1/Mass Effect cross over and in that the Furlings moved to a galaxy far, far away.

It is a mystery I would love to see officially answered by MGM and Company.

Novus
Novus
4 years ago

I think the four great races, while all technologically superior allies, seemed to be leaning towards the next step, that of which was prolonging their life cycles, but couldn’t agree on which way to proceed, so the Nox went into hiding to preserve themselves, the Asgard attempted cloning, the Ancients learned to ascend, but the Furlings…either they did die out like the Asgard, or they became something else entirely. I feel like Stargate Universe was going to answer this somehow. Perhaps it sounds like a fan theory, but I think the Furlings might have already solved what the Destiny was… Read more »

Cerise Rowan
Cerise Rowan
9 months ago
Reply to  Novus

I thought it was a fun aspect to keep the Furlings a topic of speculation and resist the temptation to resolve that.

I enjoyed your assessment and ideas.
Questions, drive a story and hold the attention of the audience

sometimes the answers, are disappointing, depending on the tone of concepts and environment of season in a series.

A late comer to SG1, really enjoying it until the Ori… why are religious fanatics and the time spent showing how fanatic they are so tedious? Just began series 9, loved most of the stories up to here…

knowles2
David Knowles
4 years ago

There was more technology on that moon than just that gate. The moon had some type cloaking system.

David
David
4 years ago

I genuinely believe that the Furlings still exist(somewhere) in the SGU(not the series) as what the Asgard says… humans were becoming the 5th race… at that point even the ancients/alterans still existed just in a higher form which would still have made them part of the races that made up the dissolved alliance just like the Nox & The Asgard still existed in that moment… maybe only The Asgard knew how to contact them if need be and it’s in their knowledge base left onboard The Daedalus

Jim
Jim
3 years ago

I think the Furlings were the alien race that came up with terraforming tech in the Milky Way & in some other galaxies. Each of the four allied alien races had a distinct tech that made them stand out. Asgard had beaming tech, Alterans had the Stargate & Knox had illusion tech/ability. Furlings could have been the terraformers if they were the creators of the Touchstone on Madrona. Terraformong any uninhabitable rocky planet would be of great strategic value to an alien alliance at war. It is therorized that almost all planets in the real Milky Way are uninhabitable like… Read more »

Logan Cipher
Logan Cipher
3 years ago

The script sample provided is actually Nox, not Furling…

Mike Kennedy
Mike Kennedy
2 years ago

Where are the 5 races today?

Last edited 2 years ago by Mike Kennedy
dwayne d. butcher
dwayne d. butcher
1 year ago

Well would maybe make some sense that the furlings might be an interdimensional race, and tried to establish an outpost in the Milkyway galaxy in this universe. But due to the issues they ran into with many of the hostile creature races decided to return either all or in part to their own dimensional plane. Possibly also that the colony they tried to establish could even be a faction of them that wanted to break from the others and return to a more simple life free from the trappings of their technology. This might be why we only saw the… Read more »