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

شرع سمسم (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".