Thats it, no more drinking and typing!

I tend to doubt that we've seen the last of either Amelia or Benny.  Both brothers might THINK they are giving up these relationships but somebody who wants to manipulate the Winchesters will look them up.  Count on it.

And it's obvious who this Naomi is.  It's Colonel Samantha Carter, back from outer space.

Amanda Tapping, more like Amanda Tapping that ass. She still looks great and the suit only makes it better. ..

Stupid aspects of this episode.  First off, why kill the angel for giving up secrets under duress.  Makes no sense.  Just zap him back to Heaven and keep him there.  Secondly, the primary reason why Dean keeps in contact with Benny is to ensure that Benny doesn't go back to his "old ways."  Dean cutting him off (in the world that the writers have created) guarantees that, because he no longer has a lifeline, Benny will go back to killing humans.  That's lazy writing.

"While hearing Samandriel cream in agony, Cas experiences flashbacks where he was tortured by Naomi."

Uh, Tim..what version of Supernatural were YOU watching?? I wasn't aware the Angels dabbled in S&M.

 @GreatOne they killed him off not only because he gave up the secrets, but because he knows or knew what was really going on up in Heaven.  So why lock up the problem when you can kill it.

And Benny being cut off is in my guess a way to set up an emoitional takedown either later this season or next season as a way to fill an episode when Benny goes bad.

Byzarro - missed the fact that the angel knew about what was actually going on in Heaven.  Thanks for the correction. 

As for Benny, I presumed that is where the show is going.  That's why I'm calling it lazy writing.  In the world the writers created, there is no way a hunter owing his life to a monster would cut the monster loose which would allow the monster to resume killing.  They already established that Dean helped keep Benny on the straight and narrow.  Can already see Sam's girlfriend being set up to being killed as well.  Perhaps just me, but i don't like that type of unimaginative writing.