The Ever Evil Hiatuses, and the Comical Reviewers

Edit: Sonic Boom is on hiatus too. I hate this.

Why is it when one cartoon goes on hiatus a bunch of others have to follow. I mean, I get why nothing was on in Winter (I say nothing, because I don't own a TV) but why here? SU I get, GF I get, but Star vs.? FIM? (Okay, it's only one week, but it's right after the premier).
Anyway, originally I wasn't going to put the reviewers here, but I'm still on a kick of redoing some of my older works, and one of them was essentially an advertisement for the video game reviewer, and surprisingly good art critic, Jradgex (far right). And no, I'm not advertising him because he does occasionally critique my art (thanks by the way) or because we have similar interests, I have and still do think he's a very funny reviewer, with great skit comedy, and with very fast paced and well done editing, that needs more views and subscribers.
But part of the original description was I wanted to promote other reviewers who deserved more watchers, so that's why Cellspex and Joey Tedesco (hope I spelled that correctly) and the Cartoon Palooza.
Cellspex, while predominantly known for her Korra and FIM episode reviews, and what started her YouTube career of the best and worst in animation movies year list, she also reviews... well, anything animated, particularly movies. I'm not entirely sure how to describe her, she has a cynical attitude, but at the same time, a very optimistic outlook. It really depends on what she is reviewing, as a sort of contrast, being more cynical of Frozen while admitting it has many upbringings, even putting it rather high in the year end list, but is also willing to defend certain aspects or movies, like the Cars franchise. She is very entertaining, like using sock puppets to describe Strange Magic's plot, and knowing when it would be the most comedic to fluctuate her voice.
Joey T. and The Cartoon P. is another cartoon reviewer that, while humorous, does try to dissect the movies, or franchises, or the reactions he's viewing and stays rather optimistic and calm. He also plays allot of Devil's Advocate, allot of Cartoon Reviewers do that, and staying optimistic, but somehow still keeps a monotone. This is a stark contrast to something like video game reviewers, where the more angry and nonsensical you are, the better it is. But back on subject, the reason he does this is because of his interest in psychology, and he's chipper attitude keeps him defending certain aspects of something he knows isn't even that good, he even joked about this in his Cat in the Hat review.
The problem with all these reviewers (well, Jradgex and Cellspex have gotten better at this) is the inconsistent uploads. Yes, Cellspex has her usually weekly review of a show, but other than that, it's completely random, and Joey is no better. That's probably the biggest thing holding them back from the recognition they deserve.
Anyway, I hope you all check out these reviewers, and for these shows to come back soon. Take care.