רחוב סומסום - شرع سمسم (Sesame Street; Middle East Adaptations)

רחוב סומסום - شرع سمسم (Rechov Sumsum - Shara'a Simsim), is the Hebrew and Levantine and Egyptian Arabic language dual coproductions of the American children's television series Sesame Street. It airs on Israeli Educational Television and Hop! Channel in Hebrew (as a real life version), and it also aired on MBC 2, MBC 3, and Spacetoon in Arabic (as Arabic rip-offs). This article will focus on the first to fifth eras.

Former Names

 * 1979-2019: Arabic: “Iftah Ya Simsim (افتح يا سمسم)” (in Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates)
 * 1979-1983: Hebrew: "Rechov Ha'Huftáf (רחוב ההפתעות)”

1979-2022

 * 1) Terrible voice acting and cosplay for everyone.
 * 2) *Very similar to costume actors and voice actors from Hachaverim Shel Barney.
 * 3) All dual languages Arabic and Hebrew substitute the classic theme song with separating ways.
 * 4) *The English dub “Shalom Sumsum“ tries to sing-along, but we doesn't know.

2022-present

 * 1) This year, Elmo was actually a host and his sidekick and second host Moishe Oofnik the super villainous brown-colored grouch since 2012, and now they were two Muppet characters.
 * 2) *The 1983-2002 version has revealed Kippi Ben Kippod the Hedgehog and the 2002-2011 version has also revealed Brosh (and his sidekick Noah).
 * 3) They should do that Jewish theme song on a low-pitch style.
 * 4) Elmo would probably say "Mazel tov" to many celebrities and "lehitra’ot, shalom!" at the end of episode or how to just say "Bye".