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Segment Ratings for Ji Yeon indicate it was fairly well received by SWLS users. Although some fans seem to be growing weary of flash-back / flash-forward / island-time tricks, and they did pull off a good one here, fans seem to have enjoyed the episode more and more as it continued. Ji Yeon started off with a pretty low segment rating compared to other episode starts, but quickly went up and continued to generally rise throughout the showing. Ineed, it looks to be the episode that has covered the most range in the charts thus far, starting fairly low in segment one, but then jumping to an all time high rating for fifth segments. This was the segment in which we saw Michael unveiled. So even though it was expected, it appears this revealing was welcomed by SWLS users. Continue after the jump to see how 4x07 stacks up with other episodes this season.

The creators of LOST tried to pull a fast one on us tonight, in "Ji Yeon", the seventh episode of the fourth season of LOST. In an unprecedented move, we got an episode that split between flash forwards, and flash backs. For those of you still confused about what was going on, all of Jin's flashes were to the past, to the year 2000. The first clue for this was the Dragon the storekeep offers jin, which he hints would be good luck in the current year, the year of the dragon. The last year of the dragon was in 2000. The next is in 2012. A second hint for this was Jin's outdated cellphone. And lastly, Jin's tombstone indicated he died in the plane crash, and never made it off the island (but is he really dead?). Conversely, all of Sun's flashbacks were flash forwards, to sometime in the year 2005 (around August or so). We know this, also because of the tombstone, and because she is delivering the child she conceived on the island with Jin. Were you fooled? What did you think of the trick?

Poor, crazy little Regina was caught reading a book on the freighter just before she jumped overboard covered in chains for a little swim with the fishes. Her book choice? Jules Verne's The Survivior's of the Chancellor. Yet another theme relevant novel for our Losties.