The Nox (107)

[Pic]

Yep the nox are definitly one of the cooler races

Don't look at the spoiler if u dont wanna know :O

Spoiler:

Never get to see the history into the nox or more technology by them in the SG1 series =\

Yes, they had a lot of unexplored potential from the earlier seasons.

[stargatesquee]

I have been wavering between liking this episode and boredom with it. The boredom probably because I've seen it 13 times. No, seriously. i did think that the hair of the nox were hilarious, but i think they needed a bit more humour in this ep. Overall, I thought it was good for the first season, though the plot was not great.

[ancient87]

To me, the ending came as a great surprise. I had watched the whole episode thinking that the Nox was simply a primitive race. then, suddenly, they showed us the invisible flying city and we learned that the Nox was really one of the most advanced races in the known universe and quickly realized that their invisibility and healing abilities could rather be the result of technology. Sadly, they faded away in favor of the more Popular Asgard race. It would be great to have them show up somehow in Stargate Atlantis. Since they're so advanced, they must have access to starships, that is able to travel between our galaxy and the Pegasus galaxy in a matter of days if not hours.

Is there a "Save the Nox" campain somewhere?

[hedwig]

Would Sam have kept Nafrayu if Jack let her?

My rating: 9/10

Full Review: http://stargatesummer.blogspot.com/2008/05/nox.html

I assume you mean the question in humor? The Nox would never have allowed anyone as "primitive" as the tauri to take their child with them. Besides, he wasn't an orphan - I assume he was the child of Lya and Anteaus.

[Mousie]

Is there a "Save the Nox" campain somewhere?

Not sure that there would be as there isn't really any point.

[gateship15]

the nox may seem primitive but don't they have a floating city.

[hedwig]

the nox may seem primitive but don't they have a floating city.

They do indeed. Appearances are very deceiving.

[leiasky]

I would LOVE to see them again in a future movie. There are SO many more stories to tell. And its too bad we won't get to see the original and best team (SG-1) on a regular basis anymore.

[gateship15]

They do indeed. Appearances are very deceiving.

yes very deceiving

[Major Clanger]

I read a fantastic short Sci-Fi story once where some travellers from space came back to their homeworld after many generations of separation. They were shocked at the low-tech society it had become. But after a while it became apparent that they were very advanced, technologically speaking, indeed - but they didn't use their tech because they preferred the lo-tech way.

Perhaps the Nox are like that.

[cobraR478]

Its easy to scold people for defending themselves when you can become invisible and have healing abilities.

[gateship15]

thats true

[Malviris]

I wonder how could the Nox evolve into this state ...i mean certain creatures evolve survive but what was their first enemy before the Goa'uld? to make them take a defensive stance and not an offensive step.

[gateship15]

i don't know but i would like to because everything has a reason to evolve

[Malviris]

That is true about evolving