Here is the thing hosts come and go, that is what Phil kind of designed it to be, a launching off point. A lot of these hosts leave to do greater and better things. (Rant Incoming) However, I agree with you in that I think the SF channels are heading in the wrong direction and I think there could be a few bigger reasons why instead of just hosts leaving. One reason why SF seems to me its spiraling downwards right now as a brand could be that they expand way to quickly with SuperPanicFrennzy in that I think the content should have stayed under one channel (SFNerd) because when they announced it I was kind of confused as to why they would make a separate video gaming news and playing video games channel when they could have kept it under SFNerd. Also another reason why could be that it seemed to me even a little before the old hosts started to leave felt like the SF videos quality was going down and where now more being made out of necessity and that the hosts just wanted to do table talk or sf podcasts. Heck I remember in the beginning they did 5 videos a day each one on each story and when they shortened that to just maybe 2 or 3 videos which I was fine with at first thinking that they will make longer videos ie doing two or three stories in a video instead of just one but that didn't happen and the quality (at least to me) went down. Also another reason in conjunction with the last reason is that it seems to me at least that SF channels (more so with SFNerd) they are just turning them into variety of videos channels like doing weird challenges, or taste tests or wacky experiments essentially making them into a Buzzfeed or College Humor channel. Which I feel makes them not as unique and begs the question why should I watch your challenge, food taste or whatever videos when I could find them and done slightly better on Buzzfeed. Again those are my reasons just off of observation as to why I think SF channels are going downward or why it seems like they are going downword.