Fall off
Fall off verb - To turn away from a straight line or course.
Both terms in one sentence
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On the other hand, the list might be biased toward the past decade because shows like this have an unfortunate tendency to fall off the face of the earth upon cancellation, so our ability to recall and report them is inversely proportional to how long ago they aired.
Source: Too Good to Last
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