datedness

If any "datedness" can be laid at the door of space opera as a genre, it's in that it's hit the wall of "Where's my Jetson's car?".

MIND MELD: Keeping Space Opera Relevant [UPDATED] 2008

I note this while adding that such a discrepancy did not occur to me as I was reading but only now; the story moved too quickly for me to care about "datedness", a provably recent photograph of yet another of Sandow's long-dead friends.

Isle of the Dead Fred Perry 2009

I note this while adding that such a discrepancy did not occur to me as I was reading but only now; the story moved too quickly for me to care about "datedness", a provably recent photograph of yet another of Sandow's long-dead friends.

Archive 2009-07-01 Fred Perry 2009

It's a bit difficult to get past the datedness of the Sex and the City-meets-the-Marvel-Universe pitch, which feels further anchored to the late '90s/early' 00s by the preview's speed-dating scene.

Marvel Divas may pleasantly surprise us (seriously!) | Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources – Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment 2009

Frankly, I think the datedness of these titles can lend them an air of authenticity and add to their entertainment value.

One step beyond… « Awful Library Books 2010

The way everyone says "Internet" without the customary "the" article before it -- along with Gumbel's pronunciation of an e-mail address with a pause instead of "dot" -- adds to the datedness of the proceedings.

1994 'Today' show 'What is Internet?' clip offers a reminder: We were all newbies once Rob Pegoraro 2011

Shivani: In significant ways Kapitoil is also a comment on the utter datedness of the vast majority of ethnic/minority/immigrant fiction being published in America today.

Anis Shivani: The Best Post-9/11 Novel: Huffington Post Interviews Teddy Wayne, Author of "Kapitoil" 2010

As for EE ‘Doc’ Smith, well, the very datedness of his works I find too much of a hurdle.

They don’t work for me – books and authors who don’t appeal « It Doesn't Have To Be Right… 2010

Ossian poems, for instance, embodied readers 'aspirations to a kind of immortality produced not by fame, or the continuity of tradition, but by difference and datedness (Underwood 237-242).

Culture and Discontinuity (in the 1840s and in Foucault) 2008

Shivani: In significant ways Kapitoil is also a comment on the utter datedness of the vast majority of ethnic/minority/immigrant fiction being published in America today.

Anis Shivani: The Best Post-9/11 Novel: Huffington Post Interviews Teddy Wayne, Author of "Kapitoil" 2010