I don't get the "even" together with the Emmy bit.

That's what they do there.

I guess what you meant is even though he's currently so successfull he hasn't turned into a complete ass. It's kind of sad that this is a feat you have to point out nowadays.

On the other side on The Daily Show he behaves like he's on that high horse every time he visits. They talk nonsense and then he's off. It's simply funny - in the one environment where people expect you to sit on a high horse, he gets mocked, in the other where you expect comraderie and shameless movie-plugging, he doesn't even talk to Jon Stewart.

It's comic genius and you simply have to love all of those guys (including Gervais and Stewart) for keeping us entertained and still doing stuff they did before. And that money doesn't seem to be able to change them :-)

Or maybe "comedy entities".