Since learning of his true identity, Jason has been determined to find out why his memory was switched with Drew’s. Although it hasn’t been easy, it looks like the two are finally working together, and on the Tuesday, Dec. 19 episode of “General Hospital,” they may be one step closer to getting their real memories back.

After speaking with Sonny (Maurice Benard) at the Metro Court, Jason (Steve Burton) believes there is a chance that Drew (Billy Miller) may be able to access his old memories and that a flash drive may be the key to restoring their erased memories.

Jason is convinced that there is no way that all of Drew’s memories have been erased because if that was the case, Drew would have acted just like Jason. However, it’s clear that the twins’ are very different people.

In the promo video for the upcoming episode, Jason is seen meeting up with Drew and a surprised Sam (Kelly Monaco), who is shocked to see what may be her ex-husband and future husband in the same room.

In the past, Drew has told Jason to reach out to him if he needed help searching for the truth, and it looks like his brother has finally taken him up on his offer.

In the previous episode of the ABC soap opera, Jason touched base with Anna (Finola Hughes) regarding the whereabouts of the flash drive, which was placed in a disco ball ornament. After some searching, she realized that her housekeeper mistakenly donated the holiday decoration to charity.

When Anna finally found the donation box, everything was there except for the ornament. While she believed a child must have taken the ornament, Jason was convinced that someone with ulterior motives got their hands on the flash drive.

By the end of the episode, the disco ball was seen on an empty desk which means Jason will need some help locating the ornament. Seeing as Drew suggested he and Sam hold off on a legal marriage until he can remember who he truly is, this is a mission that neither brother can afford to pass on.

“General Hospital” airs weekdays at 3 p.m. EST on ABC.

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