A narrative sequel to "Raiders of the Lost Ark", "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" was released in 1989. It serves as the final film of the original trilogy. The film follows Jones on an adventure to recover the Holy Grail and locate the man searching for it, his father, portrayed by Sean Connery. Like its predecessor, "Last Crusade" broke box office records, becoming one of the year's highest-grossing films. It was also well received by critics. Spielberg has said the film was, in part, an "apology" for the reception to "Temple of Doom". Following the conclusion of the film series, Lucas developed a television series, "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles", that debuted in 1992. The series features an elderly Jones—portrayed by George Hall—recounting his earlier adventures throughout his youth. Ford, Sean Patrick Flanery, and Corey Carrier portray Jones at different ages.